Christmas Light Installation in Hidden Springs and the Boise Highlands, Boise
Hidden Springs and the Highlands sit above the city on steep, exposed ground, so reach equipment and wind-resistant installs matter more here than anywhere else in Boise.
Near Cartwright Road · Bogus Basin Road · Dry Creek Valley · the Hidden Springs village green|ZIP 83714, 83702
Lighting Hidden Springs and the Boise Highlands homes
The Highlands and Hidden Springs are foothills neighborhoods, and the elevation changes everything. Homes sit above the street or below it, driveways are steep, and the front-facing peak is often two and a half stories up. That is a lift job, not a ladder job, and it is the main reason homeowners up here stop doing their own lights.
Hidden Springs itself has a village character — front porches, tighter lots and a lot of Craftsman-style trim — so wrapped posts, garland and lit wreaths carry a real share of the display. The Highlands runs more toward larger custom homes with complicated rooflines, where the value is in choosing which sections actually read from the road instead of lighting everything.
Wind up Bogus Basin Road and through Dry Creek is stronger and colder than down in town. Strands get cut to exact lengths and clipped to the right profile so nothing sags across a long span, and we keep cords routed out of sight along the trim rather than draped down an elevation.
Snow and ice arrive earlier here too. Season-long service is included, and on foothills homes we would rather come back once in December than leave a dark section twenty feet up.
What we install most in Hidden Springs and the Boise Highlands
- Two-story and steep-pitch front rooflines using lift equipment
- Peak and gable accents chosen for road visibility
- Wrapped porch posts and railings on Hidden Springs homes
- Garland and lit wreaths at covered entries
- Trunk wraps on the established trees along the village streets
Hidden Springs and the Boise Highlands questions
- Can you safely light a steep foothills roof?
- Yes. Steep-pitch work is most of what we do on the bench and in the Highlands, with our own lift equipment and an insured crew.
- Do Hidden Springs guidelines limit what I can install?
- Keep colors uniform, cords hidden and timers consistent and you are generally fine. We are happy to keep a display within whatever your association asks for.
- Will wind up here pull the lights loose?
- It is the biggest factor at this elevation. Cut-to-length strands and correct clips prevent long unsupported spans, and service calls are included if anything shifts.
Services we bring to Hidden Springs and the Boise Highlands
- Rooflines, peaks & gutter linesRoofline lighting is the backbone of almost every display we install: custom-cut strands clipped along your gutters, eaves and peaks so the lines read straight from the street.
- Trees, shrubs & wrapsWrapped trunks, lit canopies and glowing shrub beds give the front of a house depth that a roofline alone cannot — especially on wide or flat lots.
- Wreaths, garland & columnsWreaths, garland and wrapped columns are the detail work that makes an entry feel finished, and they are what photographs best up close.
- RGBW smart-controlled C9 bulbsOur RGBW smart-controlled C9 bulbs give you app-controlled color and patterns on a seasonal display that still comes down and gets stored in January.
Other Boise neighborhoods
- North End
- Harris Ranch
- Warm Springs Mesa
- Southeast Boise
- Columbia Village
- West Boise and Ustick
- Barber Valley
- Depot Bench
Elsewhere in the valley
- Paramount, Meridian
- Bridgetower, Meridian
- Tuscany, Meridian
- Banbury, Eagle
- Legacy, Eagle
- Two Rivers, Eagle
See everything we do in Boise, Ada County, read what installation costs or browse our holiday lighting guides.
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