Start with your house
Upload a photo and mark the rooflines, porch and landscape areas you want to light.
Mini Lights for Pillars, Trees and Bushes
Bring the whole front yard into the picture.
See your home light up. Choose what stays. See what it costs.
Our goal: know the cost before you ever pick up the phone.
Start with a photo. Save your design. Share only when you are ready.
Try a look
DESIGN PREVIEWDAYLIGHT VIEWDrag the slider, change colors, or remove an item.
From idea to installation
One picture everyone can agree on.
Choose the look and scope
Try colors, peak accents and mini wraps. In an itemized proposal, remove optional services and review the updated visual and price.
Keep the design with the details
The approved layout, itemized scope and installation notes give you and the installer a shared reference.
Try a look
The actual program
Get your hands on Lighting Design.
Try the real tools below. The example uses sample dimensions; start a new design to use your own home.
Mini Lights for Pillars, Trees and Bushes
Choose the area and type of mini lights
Mark a bush, an inside tree wrap, an outside tree wrap or a pillar in the house photo. Inside tree layouts illustrate trunk and branch lighting; outside wraps illustrate lighting around the canopy. Use warm white, cool white, candy cane, red, blue or green to coordinate with the rest of the display.
Pillars can change width along their height
A tapered column or a shaped spindle needs more than one width measurement. SiteMark can look for visible edges at multiple heights within the marked area and use a width profile for the wrap calculation. You can correct the profile with equally spaced width samples from bottom to top. A square profile assumes equal sides; a front photo cannot establish hidden depth.
Plan the number of mini strings
The standard string length is 24 feet, and it can be adjusted to your inventory. Enter the wrapped height, width or profile, and string reserved for connections. The plan calculates full wraps and rise per wrap. Set a desired rise to see a recommended string quantity for a larger column, rather than assuming every pillar takes one string.
Separate a visual plan from a final count
Preview dots are approximate until bulb quantity or product spacing is specified. Dense foliage can conceal branches, and shadows or trim can confuse pillar-edge estimates. Review the outline and dimensions, then use the installation details alongside the customer-facing preview.