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See it before you decide

The fastest way to know what you want is to look at the same house lit three different ways. Here's how each color option actually reads at dusk.

Our work

Homes we've lit

Real installations, photographed at night. This is what commercial-grade C9 bulbs and hand-clipped spacing actually look like from the street.

Modern home with warm white C9 Christmas lights following every roofline and overhang at night
Warm white, modern rooflineEvery overhang and return followed exactly
Craftsman home with warm white C9 Christmas lights along multiple gables and peaks
Warm white, multiple peaksEach gable outlined to a clean point
Home with teal C9 Christmas roofline lights and a large tree fully wrapped in teal lights
Teal, roofline and wrapped treeCustom color carried from the roof into the yard
Two-story home with alternating red and green C9 Christmas roofline lights
Red and greenAlternating pattern, custom cut to the roofline
Large stone home with red and green roofline lights and red and green wrapped trees
Red and green with wrapped treesRoofline and trees designed together
Warm white C9 Christmas lights on a Hill Country home roofline at night
Warm white on a low rooflineKerrville, Texas

Up close

The part most people never see

Every bulb is clipped to the gutter line by hand. That is the slow, unglamorous work that makes a display read clean from the street — and it is exactly the part you are hiring out.

Hand clipping a C9 Christmas light bulb onto a gutter with a professional light clip
One bulb at a timeCommercial-grade C9 on professional clips
RiverHills crew member on a ladder installing Christmas lights along a roofline
On the ladder so you aren'tInsured crews, proper equipment
RiverHills Christmas Lights crew installing C9 bulbs along a roofline
Install dayMost homes are done in a single visit
Professional Christmas light installation in daylight showing even bulb spacing
Clean in daylight tooEven spacing, no sag, cords tucked

Color options

One house, three colors side by side

This is the comparison most people want and almost nobody gets. Same home, same angle, same dusk — just a different color choice. Red and white, green and white, blue and white and vintage Christmas are available too.

The images in this section and the one below are design visualizations, so you can compare options on one identical house.

Single story home with warm white Christmas roofline lights
Warm WhiteSoft, classic, most requested
Single story home with pure white Christmas roofline lights
Pure WhiteCrisp and modern
Single story home with multicolor Christmas roofline lights
MulticolorFull classic Christmas

Building the display

Start with the roofline. Add from there.

Rooflines carry the shape of the house. Trees, columns and walkways are what fill in the yard and make the whole property read at night.

Two-story home with pure white roofline Christmas lights only
Roofline onlyWhere most displays start
Two-story home with warm white roofline lights and wrapped trees
Roofline + wrapped treesDepth and height in the yard
Two-story home with roofline Christmas lights, wrapped oak trees and lit walkway
The full displayRoofline, wrapped oaks and walkway lighting
Home with multicolor roofline lights, a lit wreath and a lit yard tree with a star topper
Wreath and yard decorAdd-ons that fill the yard, not just the roof
Home with multicolor roofline Christmas lights and a lit wreath on the gable
Add a lit wreath36″ and 60″ wreaths, installed and removed with your display
Large stone home with pure white Christmas roofline lighting
Large stone homeCrisp white on limestone
Large stone home with multicolor Christmas roofline lighting
Multicolor on a large homeBold and traditional

See your house on the list next Christmas

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