Christmas Light Installation in Basehor, KS

Basehor has grown quickly along the K-7 corridor in Leavenworth County, close enough to Kansas City that a lot of the town commutes and far enough out that lots are still generous. The result is a housing stock dominated by recent construction: two-story elevations, two-story entry features, multiple front-facing gables, three-car garages and clean modern trim.

That geometry has an obvious right answer. Crisp all-white C9s traced along every roofline and gable give a new build the sharp, architectural look it was designed for, and the lines stay legible from the end of a long cul-de-sac. Where a house has a tall entry element, we run it vertically as well as horizontally so the elevation does not read as a single flat band of light.

The other thing new subdivisions bring is neighbors who notice. Streets here light up as a group, which is good for everyone and slightly ruthless if your run is uneven. Consistent bulb spacing and a single color temperature across the whole house are what separate a professional install from a weekend one at a hundred feet.

Two practicalities specific to this side of the metro. First, height — two-story gable peaks are harness work, and the honest reason most people stop doing it themselves is not time, it is the ladder. Second, wind. There is very little shelter out along K-7, and a December gale on open ground will find any run that was taped rather than clipped. We clip, we stake properly, and the all-season maintenance built into every quote exists precisely for the week after an ice storm.

Every Basehor install covers the whole loop: commercial-grade C9 LEDs supplied by us, design, installation, maintenance through the season, January takedown and storage until next year. One quote, one number, priced by the linear foot before anything goes up.