Wrapped, not thrown
Each trunk and limb is wrapped at an even spacing. Netting thrown over a shrub looks like netting thrown over a shrub.
Tree & Shrub Wrapping
Trunks, limbs and shrubs wrapped strand by strand, by hand, so the whole yard reads as one display instead of a lit house with a dark garden in front of it.
Each trunk and limb is wrapped at an even spacing. Netting thrown over a shrub looks like netting thrown over a shrub.
Roofline lighting alone leaves everything below the gutter black. Wrapped trees fill the space between the house and the street.
A mature trunk, a young ornamental and a row of low shrubs all need different spacing and different lengths. They get it.
It is unwrapped in January, not cut off, so nothing is left buried in the bark to find next year.
We count what is worth wrapping and how far up each trunk to go, then quote from that.
Strand by strand, evenly spaced, powered back to the same timer as the rest of the display.
Anything that fails during the season gets fixed. Everything comes off after the holidays and goes into storage.
No. The strands are wrapped, not tied tight, and they are removed at the end of the season rather than left on to grow into the bark.
As high as is safe to reach on that particular tree. We agree the height with you before the install so the quote matches what you are picturing.
Yes. Plenty of people start with the two trees either side of the driveway and add more the following year.
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