From a Christmas light design to a finished roofline.
We pictured warm-white lights along this home's peaks, porch, and garage, then installed the display. See the concept beside the real finished work.
The concept and the completed display.
These two images show the same property at different stages. The first is a design visualization prepared before installation. The second is a photograph of the completed Peak Lights display.
The two views use different camera positions. A visualization helps plan the look; it is not a promise that every bulb will land in an identical position.
A focused design makes the house feel connected.
Warm-white lines bring out the home's layered roofline, central entry, porch, and garage. The lighting follows the architecture rather than covering every surface.
Start with the roofline
Peaks and eaves give the display its shape from the street.
Carry the line across the property
The porch and garage help the finished lighting read as one plan.
Your property gets its own plan.
Tell us which parts of your property matter most, along with any color preferences or inspiration photos. For qualified Southern New Hampshire properties, we review the setting, develop a lighting concept, and share the proposed scope and price before installation is scheduled.
See how the free on-site design visit works or learn about our roofline lighting service.
Share the property
Send the address and tell us what you would like to light.
Review the design together
We discuss the layout, access, power, and look before approving the scope.
Approve before scheduling
The estimate defines the display and price for your property.
Picture a plan for your home.
This project shows the design process, not a standard package or a price for another home. Roof shape, access, power, landscaping, and the approved scope all matter. New Peak Lights projects generally start at $1,500.
Submitting a request begins the conversation. It does not book an appointment or approve an installation.