Can the preview show different themes on the same house so a client can compare options?

Yes. Generate traditional red-and-gold, modern white-and-icy-blue, or a candy-cane whimsical palette on the same property photo and show them side by side. Most clients decide faster comparing their own house in two looks than describing a preference out loud.

Does it account for the property's actual architecture — brick color, roofline, columns — or does the decor look pasted on?

The AI works from the photo you capture, so it renders garland, wreaths, and lighting against the property's actual brick or siding color, window placement, and roofline features rather than dropping decor onto a generic house shape. That's what makes a client trust the render enough to sign.

Can it handle commercial-scale packages — HOA entrances, clubhouse fronts, mall concourses, corporate campuses — or is it just for single homes?

Yes. The same photograph-and-generate workflow works on an HOA entrance monument, a retail storefront, or a corporate campus lobby. It's built for whatever scale of property your business installs on, not just single residential homes.

Can it include mega trees, topiaries, and inflatable or life-size character displays, not just string lights and garland?

Yes. Mega trees at the proposed height, topiary displays, inflatables, and life-size character pieces can all be rendered into the scene alongside garland, wreaths, and ribbon. Describe the elements and placement when you generate the preview.

Does the render show the lit, dusk version or just a daytime mockup?

The preview generates the dusk-and-lit version by default, since that's the result the client is actually buying. A daytime version showing garland, ribbon, and wreath placement is also available for proposals that need both.

How should my crew photograph a property to get the best result?

A straight-on shot of the front elevation during the late-afternoon walkthrough works best, with the full roofline, entryway, and any columns or dormers in frame. Avoid harsh midday shadows across the facade — most estimators already have a usable shot from their normal site-visit habits.

Are client property photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your business needs, whether that's purging photos after the season closes or keeping a client library for repeat installs, and make sure it meets GDPR, CCPA, or any other regulation that applies to where you operate. No training on your data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Holiday & Outdoor Lighting

Show the homeowner their decorated house before you book the install.

Photograph the property during the estimate walkthrough, generate a dusk-lit preview of the mega tree, roofline garland, wreaths, and ribbon package in under a minute, and close the upgrade before you're back in the truck.

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What is a festive decoration preview preview?

A festive decoration preview tool is AI software that generates a photorealistic image of a client's actual property wearing a proposed holiday decor package before a single item is installed. A decor company photographs the house, storefront, or HOA entrance during the estimate walkthrough, and the tool renders the mega tree, roofline garland, lit wreaths, ribbon, and yard displays onto that exact photo — typically dusk-lit, the way the finished job will actually look. Clients see their own property transformed instead of a portfolio photo of someone else's house, which turns "let me think about it" into a signed estimate on the same visit.

Why it matters

A residential "lights on the roofline" package starts around $1,000–$2,500 installed. The packages with real margin — a mega tree in the front yard, ribboned columns, lit wreaths on every window, animated character displays — run $5,000 to $25,000+ on larger homes, and commercial contracts for HOA entrances, clubhouse fronts, or a mall concourse push into six figures. The problem is timing: nearly every sale happens in a six-week window between mid-August and early October, before install calendars fill for the Thanksgiving-to-New-Year's season. A homeowner who says "let me think about it" after looking at a Pinterest board of someone else's house isn't rejecting the price — they're rejecting the uncertainty of picturing a 12-foot lit tree next to their own front door. The preview closes that gap on the driveway instead of losing the lead to a competitor's slower follow-up call.

Who uses this

Design consultants and estimators run it live during the walkthrough, on a phone or tablet, standing in the client's yard. Sales reps use it to move a client from the base roofline-lighting package to the full decor tier without scheduling a second visit. Owners of decor companies use it to build the leave-behind proposal for HOA boards and property managers who need a visual their whole committee can vote on, not a verbal description of "ribbon and garland."

Heard this from a client on the walkthrough?

"I don't want it to look tacky." A client hesitates on the $8,000 mega-tree-and-ribbon upgrade because they can't picture a 12-foot lit tree and wrapped columns against their specific brick color and roofline — only against the stock photos in your portfolio.

The HOA board tables the vote. A property manager pitches the entrance monument package to a seven-person board that has never seen the design applied to their actual clubhouse front, and "let's revisit next meeting" pushes the job past your install calendar.

The palette flip-flop. A client can't settle between traditional red-and-gold and a modern all-white-and-icy-blue look, and the sales call drags into a second visit while they try to "picture it" at home.

How festive decoration preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the property on the walkthrough

Take one photo of the front elevation, entrance, or storefront during the estimate walkthrough — the same shot you're already taking for your own site notes and material count.

Build the proposed package

Set the mega tree height, garland footage, ribbon color and wrap pattern, wreath count, lit pick placement, and color temperature — warm white, multicolor, or a themed palette — for the tier you're pitching.

Present the dusk-lit render on the spot

Show the client their own property lit and dressed, tier by tier, before you leave the driveway, or attach the image to the proposal an HOA board or property manager takes to a vote.

Common questions about festive decoration preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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