Two completed Trinity projects. Two ways to use warm-white lighting. Choose the details you like and bring that reference into your quote.
These are photographs of completed work. Your home’s roof shape and access will determine the final design.
The lights trace the central peak and smaller gables, carrying a continuous outline across the front. The roof shapes remain the focus.
What to borrow: identify the peaks you can see from the street and ask which can be included in your roofline design.
The lower garage line, entrance roof and upper roofline share the same warm-white outline. The repeated lines connect the different levels of the front elevation.
What to borrow: compare the lower roofline on its own with a design that also includes the visible upper edge.
Take a ground-level photo from where you usually see your home: the street, driveway or front walk. Use that view to describe the edges you want emphasized.
Point out the garage, front eaves or gables you like. If the budget needs a narrower scope, ask Louis to compare which rooflines are included.
Trinity’s commercial-grade LEDs are custom-cut and clipped in place. Mid-season repairs, takedown and off-season storage are included.
Use an example to explain the look you like. Louis can discuss your actual rooflines and confirm the design in the quote.
Describe it when you request your quote. Confirm colors, additional decorations and the scope with Louis before planning around them.
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