Trunk wraps, canopy lighting, shrub washes and pathway markers — what carries a display down from the roofline and makes the whole property read as one piece.
A house lit only along the eaves has a bright band at the top and nothing underneath, which reads as unfinished from the street. Bringing light down into the trees and planting beds fills that gap, and on a deep or elevated lot it is usually the difference between a display people notice from the road and one they drive past.
Trunks are wrapped with consistent spacing from the base upward, tensioned to stay put through wind and ice without constricting the tree as it moves. Chattanooga gets real winter weather and real wind through the valley, and a wrap done loosely in November will be sagging by Christmas.
Older properties here often have large oaks and maples that dominate the frontage. Those take canopy work rather than trunk wrapping — light placed up into the branch structure so the shape of the tree is what you see. It is slower work and priced accordingly, but on the right property it is the most striking element of the whole display.
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One call gets it designed, installed, kept lit through December, then taken down and stored. Our team does everything professionally for you!