Our Services
The most common holiday elements installed by bioLights.
Roofline Lighting
Lights placed along the edges and gutters of a roofline. Typically we put these on the lights facing the road, but we have done the back of homes as well. bioLights uses LED C9 bulbs for a bright, low energy use display. Our standard color is warm white, but we have also done red, red and white, green and red, multi-color and more. Please request if you’d like a color other than warm white.
Wreaths
Warm white lighted wreaths with a red bow. Our wreaths are denser than those from the big box store, giving you more appealing and longer lasting greenery. The most common placement is above garage doors or another peak, but they can also be placed near doors or elsewhere. We have wreaths in 24”, 36”, and 48” sizes.
Tree Wrap
Mini lights wrapped around the trunk and major branches of a tree. Provides skeleton like appearance and highlights the tree structure. We offer warm white, red, green and multicolor. Other colors may be available upon request.
Tree Canopy Wrap
The canopy is wrapped around the outside of the tree. This is very popular on evergreen trees. On deciduous trees mini lights are wrapped around the truck of the tree up until the branches start. We most commonly do these trees in warm white or red lights. Depending on the size of the tree we can also do them in green and multi colored.
Shrub Wrap
Mini lights are draped over and around shrubs to make your shrubs shine. We offer warm white, red, green and multicolor.
Other Services
We have done other holiday elements as requested. For example we have hung garlands over doors or around pillars and railings. We have also wrapped railings or columns in lights. We have placed lights on planters. We are happy to discuss what you would like to see on your home so we can bring your vision to light.
5 Tips For Great Holiday Lights Design
Don’t skimp on lights. Lights can be on a strand every 3” – 24”. Too far apart and the lights look inexpensive. Too close and they become too bright. When wrapping a tree, use enough strands to highlight the trees features, but not so many the tree glows.
Buy high quality lighting from one source. Light quality and color can vary from manufacturers and year to year. For a professional look buy high quality lights from one manufacturer in the same year. This ensures consistent color and brightness giving you a great look.
Add high quality greenery for a pleasing daytime look. Lights are great, but during the day you cannot see them. Adding a wreath provides visual appeal during the daytime. Buying low quality greenery that is thin and wispy can look cheap.
Create balance with design and lighting elements. Putting too much on one side of a house can make a design look unbalanced. Consider adding a tree wrap or lighting shrubs to balance the design and make it more pleasing to the eye.
Don’t be sloppy when hanging lights. A professional installation secures each light with non damaging clips. Don’t skip on attaching lights, which creates drooping electrical lines.