Serving Ralston
Ralston's bungalows have more charm per square foot than anywhere in the metro. We light them like it — and handle every ladder, bulb, and January takedown.
Ralston kept something a lot of the metro traded away: real front porches, low rooflines you can admire without craning your neck, and streets where the houses were built close enough to feel like company. Bungalows and postwar ranches aren't blank canvases — they arrive with character, and the job of a lighting design is to turn that character up, not paper over it.
For a bungalow that usually means honoring the horizontal: a warm, continuous line along the low roof, the porch framed in light or dressed with lit garland, maybe a wreath at the gable. Nothing shouting. The house glows the way a fireplace does — steadily, and like it means it.
Single-story rooflines are the most accessible entry point into professional lighting — many Ralston homes start right around $750, and that's the whole story: design, commercial-grade LEDs we own and maintain, one-visit installation, free service any time a bulb misbehaves, takedown in January, and storage at our place. The same crew, the same design care, the same warranty a $4,000 estate install gets.
And because most of the work sits at friendly single-story height, installs here are quick — often the fastest on our calendar. That never changes the care, just the coffee count.
Run your home through the pricing calculator, read what every package includes on holiday lighting, or explore permanent lighting if you'd rather set the glow once and keep it all year.
Most homes run $750–$4,000 all-inclusive, and Ralston's bungalows and ranches often start near $750–$1,200 for a full front roofline. The calculator gives an instant range.
Bungalows are some of the most charming installs there are. Low, wide rooflines and deep porches were made for warm white light — and a modest roofline keeps the price modest too.
Absolutely — lit garland and wreaths are natural companions for Ralston porches and get designed into the overall look.
By October 1 for early-bird pricing; metro calendars fill by early November.