New MexicoLighting Solutions
Doña Ana County
Las Cruces and Mesilla, two hundred miles south of Albuquerque and a genuinely different climate — hotter, drier, and lower. Predominantly flat-roofed stucco with parapet walls, with the Organ Mountains behind everything.
Cities
Two hundred miles south and a genuinely different climate — hotter, drier and lower. Predominantly flat-roofed stucco with parapet walls, and the Organ Mountains behind everything at dusk.
A historic adobe district where anything added to an exterior gets looked at closely, so color-matching and hidden wiring matter more here than almost anywhere.
Older village lots north of Las Cruces, with original adobe alongside newer stucco builds.
Right up against the mountains east of Las Cruces, dark and exposed, where wind and UV are the two things hardware has to survive.
What we install
Most people call about December. The same track and the same app cover the other eleven months, which is where it actually earns its keep.
The roofline system — warm white every night, any color when you want it, color-matched to disappear by day.
Christmas, Halloween, the Fourth and Balloon Fiesta out of the same track, with no ladder and no bags.
If you want it up for this December, this is the one call that covers every December after it too.
Full brightness across the front of the house, on a schedule or on demand.
Pitched roof or flat parapet, single-story or two — measured in person either way.
Storefronts and offices that want year-round exterior lighting without booking a seasonal contractor.
We measure your roofline in person and hand you an exact price the same visit.