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Permanent Outdoor Lighting in Georgetown

Tell us which roof sections of your Georgetown home you want lit after dark. We fit the track to those sections, then help you set up warm white, holiday colors, and schedules on your phone.

Start with an online estimate. We confirm measurements and scope for your final proposal.

Reviews from Georgetown

From a Georgetown homeowner

Linda Donnelly shared this review of her Georgetown installation.

From Georgetown customers

“TruLite did a fantastic job installing our outdoor security lighting.”

Linda Donnelly · Georgetown

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Coverage and cost

Choose the roofline you want to light

An older home's porch and a newer home's upper peaks call for different coverage. Start with the view from your driveway, then compare front-only lighting with side and rear sections.

Front Accent

Front roofline only

$3,000-$4,000

The Sweet Spot

Front and side rooflines

$4,500-$6,500

The Full Treatment

Full perimeter coverage

$7,000-$10,000+

These ranges are for typical homes. Every home is different.

Measured footage, roof height, mounting surfaces, and equipment access affect the final scope. We also confirm track finish, power, controller placement, and the wire route before installation.

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From estimate to your first lighting scene

  1. Start with your address

    Use the online estimator and choose the roof sections you would like to light. The result is a preliminary estimate.

  2. Confirm the plan

    We check measurements, mounting surfaces, access, track finish, power, and wiring for the final proposal.

  3. Install and test

    We install the agreed roofline coverage and test the lighting system.

  4. Set up your scenes

    We walk through the app so you can use brightness, colors, schedules, and zones. Our support page is there for questions afterward.

Installation and app support

Around Georgetown

The Williamson County Courthouse anchors Georgetown's historic square, and Blue Hole Park sits five blocks north on the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. Mention your neighborhood when you ask for an estimate. Sun City Texas requires an approved application before soffit lighting goes up, and a designated landmark may need a city check.

Downtown Georgetown

Downtown Georgetown

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The square and the San Gabriel River parks

The Williamson County Courthouse, completed in 1911, is the focal point of the town square. Blue Hole Park is a lagoon bordered by limestone bluffs. San Gabriel Park covers 180 acres where the North and South Forks meet, and its hike and bike trail links to Blue Hole, Chautauqua Park and Lake Georgetown.

Every year the Lighting of the Square turns on the city's lights around the Square and the county's lights on the courthouse, and they stay on each evening through January 1. With permanent track on your own roofline, your holiday colors are a scene you pick in the app, so there is no new set to hang.

Williamson County Courthouse · Blue Hole Park, City of Georgetown · San Gabriel Park, City of Georgetown · Lighting of the Square, Visit Georgetown

Old Town and Sun City Texas

Georgetown has two historic overlay districts, Downtown and Old Town. Old Town is mostly residential, running between Downtown and Southwestern University and south to parts of 17th, 18th and 19th Streets. Sun City Texas has its own community association, which tells residents to consult its design guidelines any time they change the exterior of a home.

If you live in Sun City Texas, or your home is a designated historic landmark and the work would alter its exterior wall, decide first which roof sections you want lit. Show the reviewers the coverage you actually plan to install.

Historic preservation, City of Georgetown · Sun City Texas design guidelines FAQ

Before we install at your Georgetown home

Lights on a designated historic landmark

Georgetown's development code exempts new or modified exterior lighting attached to a single-family or two-family home from a Certificate of Appropriateness, as long as the work does not alter the exterior wall of a building designated as a historic landmark. If your home is a designated landmark, ask the city's historic preservation staff before installation. Any application is yours to file, and we can provide system details for it.

Georgetown UDC Sec. 3.13.010

Sun City Texas soffit lighting applications

We have installed permanent lighting in Sun City Texas. The association's design guidelines include a section on architectural soffit lighting and require an approved modification application before installation begins. You submit that application, and we can write up the planned installation for it, showing which roof sections will be lit. The association decides whether to approve it.

Sun City Texas Design Guidelines (PDF)

Questions about lighting your Georgetown home

Picture your Georgetown home after dark

Start with your address and the roofline you want to light. Get a preliminary estimate online, or call us to talk through the options.