New MexicoLighting Solutions
Sandoval County
Rio Rancho, Corrales, Bernalillo and Placitas — master-planned subdivisions on one side of the river and village lots along the bosque on the other. Rio Rancho repeats the same stucco and parapet detail street after street, which makes for clean installs and an HOA that will want to know what is going on the house.
Cities
Master-planned and consistent, which cuts both ways: the stucco and parapet detail repeats street to street so the track sits in cleanly, and there is usually an HOA that will want to know what is going on the house before it goes on.
Large lots along the bosque with mature cottonwoods and a village that pays attention to what the street looks like after dark. Warm and low reads better here than bright.
An older adobe core with newer subdivisions built out around it, so two houses a block apart can need completely different hardware.
Custom homes scattered up the foothills with long approaches and genuinely dark sky. Shielded, downward light is the only kind that belongs up here.
Small and rural along the river, with older adobe and metal-roofed builds side by side.
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.