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Capital Pro Lighting

Outdoor Christmas Light Installation In The Capital Region

Outdoor Christmas light installation covers everything outside the house: the roofline first, then the peaks, trees, walkways, columns, and the entry details that make the front read as finished.

  • Tudor home with warm white Christmas rooflines, a wreath and a lit entry archRooflines, wreaths and entries
  • Warm white C9 Christmas rooflines and a lit gable wreath at duskClassic warm white C9
  • Multi color C9 Christmas rooflines with garage outline and lit porch railingsMulti color C9 rooflines

Start With The Roofline

The front roofline is the line the street sees, so it is where almost every job starts. Clean, even spacing along the eaves does more for the house than any other single run.

From there the usual additions are gable peaks, dormers, garage bays, and the side roofline visible from the driveway.

Trees, Walkways, And The Entry

Trunk wraps and canopy lighting on the front yard trees, low stake lighting along the walkway, wrapped columns and porch rails, and a lit wreath and garland at the door. Each of these is quoted separately so you can build the display over a few seasons.

Want A Price For Your Roofline?

Takes about a minute, no site visit needed. We reply on weekdays, and Monday for anything that comes in over the weekend.

Weather Is The Design Constraint

Ice, wind, and freeze thaw cycles decide what survives to January. Commercial grade strands, clips rated for the surface, and power runs planned so nothing sits in standing water are what keep a display lit through the season.

Mid season service calls are included. If a run goes dark, we come out.

Pricing And What Comes Next

Your display depends on your roofline, height and the areas you want lit. Call or text (518) 900-1912 for a custom quote, and ask about permanent lighting too.

  • Front roofline first, then peaks, dormers, and garage bays
  • Trunk wraps, canopy lighting, and walkway stakes
  • Wrapped columns, porch rails, wreaths, and garland
  • Extras quoted separately so you can build over seasons
  • Clips rated for the surface, power runs kept out of standing water
  • Mid season service calls included

Common Questions

What should I light first if the budget is limited?

The front roofline. Clean, even spacing along the eaves does more for the house than any other single run, and everything else can be added in later seasons.

Do you light trees and landscaping?

Yes. Trunk wraps, canopy lighting, shrub lighting, and low stake lighting along the walkway, each quoted separately from the roofline.

How do the lights hold up through ice and wind?

Commercial grade strands, clips rated for the surface they attach to, and power runs planned so nothing sits in standing water. That combination is what survives to January here.

What does an outdoor install cost?

Every display is designed around your property. Call or text (518) 900-1912 for a quote and ask about permanent lighting too.