Christmas lights on intersecting gables

Two forward-facing gables sit at different depths. Warm white bulbs pick out their slopes and leave the taller roof behind them quiet.
Project Overview
Warm Christmas lights trace two intersecting brick gables on a Richmond Hill home.
Warm bulbs on the front gable
Our Process

Where one peak passes behind the other

A roof edge that looks continuous from the sidewalk can sit on two different planes. On this Richmond Hill house the forward garage gable stays prominent, while the smaller peak reads behind it. Lighting those visible edges keeps the taller rear roof quiet.

Garage and rear gable from the side

Let the front peaks set the outline

The large garage gable projects towards the driveway, with a smaller gable set back beside it. The lights follow those front edges. The unlit roof behind helps separate the two peaks instead of turning every roof edge into another line.

Features & Services Used

What should be measured?

Trace each slope with a different colour on a front photograph. Take a second picture from one corner so we can see where a run stops or turns back. A garage-door width alone does not give the length of either sloping edge.

Close view of the turning light run between two front-facing brick gables.

Seasonal roofline pricing

Our seasonal roofline package is CA$8–$15 per linear foot, including the lights, installation, takedown and storage. A measured 100-foot roofline is CA$800–$1,500.

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Client
Private residence
Location
Richmond Hill, ON
Area
Front-facing roof peaks and connecting eaves
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