Noble Way, Armuth Street, Snowyside Way and Geneva Place are still filling in lot by lot east of Middleton Road, which means a lot of Mason Creek rooflines have never had a Christmas light on them. Most of what we do here is first-season work: measuring an eave nobody has ever measured, and cutting a set of lights to it.
The first light job on a house is the one that sets up every year after it. We walk the roofline and measure the actual runs — front eave, gable rakes over the entry, the garage return — then cut commercial-grade C9 or mini LED strands to those exact lengths. No box-kit loop doubling back at a corner, no dead stretch where two strands got plugged together mid-eave. Each cut section gets labeled to the house, so next season the same set goes back up on the same runs in a fraction of the time. Mason Creek's standard package — two-story stacked glass over the front door, big fixed picture windows flanking the entry, vinyl or LP siding — comes with a roofline that photographs well lit, and because the street trees here are barely in the ground, the whole line is visible from the curb with nothing in the way.
Everything attaches with plastic clips — gutter clips along the eave, shingle-tab clips up the rakes — and nothing else touches the house. No staples, no nails, no screws, no adhesive. On a house that closed within the last couple of years, that's not a style preference; it's the difference between a decoration and a hole in siding and fascia that are still effectively new. It's also why timing matters. Shingle tabs stiffen as they cool, and a clip slid under a cold, brittle tab can crack it where a warm one seats cleanly, so we hang Mason Creek from October into the first week of November while roofs are warm and dry. The lights sit dark until you're ready — most people flip them on Thanksgiving week — and an early install has zero effect on when your house actually starts glowing.
Mason Creek still has active construction on several streets, and that shapes scheduling more than people expect. Framing crews, delivery trucks, and equipment staged at the curb can pin down exactly the stretch of driveway or street where an install ladder needs to sit, so when you book, tell us if the lot next door is mid-build and we'll time the visit around it. New construction also decides where the power is: most of these plans carry exterior GFCI receptacles at the front porch and the rear patio and not much else, so we plan the run around the outlets that actually exist, on a timer, without daisy-chaining past what the circuit should carry. One quiet advantage of a brand-new neighborhood — the gutters are new, the lips are straight, and a gutter clip seats on them exactly the way it's designed to.
Every install uses strands we supply: commercial-grade C9 or mini LED, cut to your roofline. We don't hang customer-owned or store-bought lights, because old boxed strands fail in sections — nearly always late December — and we won't stand behind a product we didn't cut and can't vouch for. Ours we stand behind completely: if a section goes dark mid-season, call and we come fix it at no charge. The honest part: some Mason Creek plans are single-level with a walkable eave line, and if that's your house, a careful homeowner with a step ladder can reasonably do their own lights. Where hiring us actually pencils is the two-story entry stack and the rake work above it — height, cut-to-fit line, mid-season repair coverage, and a January takedown you never think about again.
Holiday lighting is quoted per roofline, and the quote is free — we look at the house first, because a two-story entry elevation and a single-level plan on the same street are different jobs and shouldn't be priced like twins. That one number includes the lights themselves, the install, mid-season fixes, takedown in January, and off-season storage, where your labeled sets get inspected before they go back up next fall. Nothing lives in your garage. Book in October or the first week of November: lights are up before Thanksgiving, routes fill by mid-November, and while we keep installing through December for late deciders, the warm-roof windows get scarce by then. Reflekt was founded in April 2025 by Hunter Stevens and Ethan Seusy, is locally owned and fully insured, and holds 4.9 stars across 125+ Google reviews. Call or text (208) 453-6760.
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Yes, in a good way. The first install is where we measure every run and cut the strands to your actual roofline, labeled by section. That first visit takes the longest; every season after is a repeat with the same cut set. New gutters and straight lips also mean clips seat exactly as designed, which isn't always true on older houses.
No. Attachment is plastic clips only — gutter clips on the eave, shingle-tab clips on the rakes. No staples, nails, screws, or adhesive anywhere. On a house this new that matters more than usual: nothing we do should be the first hole in your exterior.
Sometimes — staged equipment or delivery trucks can block exactly where a ladder needs to sit. Mention any active builds next door when you book and we'll schedule around them. It doesn't change the price; it just changes which day and which side of the house we start on.
No — we install only our own commercial-grade C9 or mini LED strands, cut to the roofline. Store-bought strands a few seasons old drop sections, almost always in late December, and we can't guarantee lights we didn't supply. Because ours are ours, if a section fails mid-season we come fix it at no charge.
Book October through the first week of November. Installs land before Thanksgiving, and the lights sit dark until you flip them on — install date and light-up date are separate things. Routes fill by mid-November; December installs happen for late deciders, but they depend on catching a warm, dry roof.
We take everything down in January, pull the clips, and box the runs labeled by section — front eave, rakes, garage. Then the set goes into our off-season storage, where it's inspected before next fall. Takedown and storage are part of the per-roofline quote, not add-ons. Call (208) 453-6760 for a free quote on your address.
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