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Trees and Landscape

A sky full of sparkle.

Branches outlined in warm lights from trunk to treetop, so the whole canopy glows like a starry sky over your yard.

  • Priced by: Tree size, number of limbs lit and how dense you want the glow
  • Colors: Warm white is classic; cool white and multicolor are also popular
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Canopy and Branch Lighting: example photo for Rudolph Light Co
The tree is the show.
The overview

What it is, and why it matters.

When every limb of a large tree is lit, the effect is breathtaking. A canopy glowing overhead creates a room of light in the yard and can be seen from down the block.

We trace the main limbs and smaller branches with warm lights, working from lifts so the crew can reach high into the tree. The result is a tree that sparkles in every direction.

Why people choose it

Four things done right.

A tree you can see for blocks

Lit limbs reach high and wide, so the glow carries far.

Dense or delicate

Choose a light outline or a full, glittering canopy.

Reaches the top

Lifts and trained climbers get lights up where ladders cannot go.

Removed with care

Lights come down without harming branches.

How it goes

From first call to canopy and branch lighting.

  1. 01

    Study the tree

    We look at its shape, height and where the limbs reach.

  2. 02

    Plan the density

    Decide how bright and full you want the canopy.

  3. 03

    Light the limbs

    The crew works up through the tree, lighting limb by limb.

  4. 04

    Care and removal

    We maintain it through the season and remove it afterward.

Where we work

Canopy and Branch Lighting across the country.

We do this work in 74 cities, from Nashville, Franklin and Atlanta to Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Denver and Seattle.

Good questions

Canopy and Branch Lighting: common questions

Which trees work best for canopy lighting?

Deciduous trees with open branching, such as maples, oaks and crape myrtles, are ideal because their structure shows when bare. Evergreens are usually wrapped or outlined differently.

Is it safe for the tree?

Yes. Lights are placed gently and removed at the end of the season so branches are not damaged.

How do I get an estimate for canopy and branch lighting?

Fill in the form or call or text 800-290-5816. Photos usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.

Ready to talk about canopy and branch lighting?

Photos or a short visit, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.

Free estimate

Send us a photo.

Tell us about the house, the trees or the storefront you want to light. A real person reads every message and replies with straight answers and a written price.

  • Photos or a short visit first, so we see the rooflines, the trees and anything tall or tricky
  • A clear design for the crew, so you know what goes where and when it lights up
  • A written price with the lights, the install, the care and the takedown spelled out
Prefer to talk? Call or text800-290-5816

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