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Tree wrapping for trunks, canopies, and the shrubs by the door.

A wrapped tree is either the best thing on the property or a bright knot. Spacing, color, and where the wrap stops decide which one you get.

WDGLOW wraps trunks, major branches, and entry shrubs across South County, Aquidneck Island, and the Connecticut shore. A mature maple in a Westerly front yard and a tight row of boxwood at a Newport entry are different techniques. Trunk wraps use an even pace so the light does not bunch. Branch wraps follow the structure you can see in January, when the leaves are gone and the shape is honest.

Coastal yards add wind. Loose tails and cheap ties fail in the first storm. We secure the wrap and keep it off surfaces that chafe. If a tree is too close to a service drop or too large to do safely from the ground and a ladder, it does not go in the quote as a guess.

Landscape lighting and holiday wraps can sit together. Path lights you already own stay. We add holiday light only where it helps the picture.

Reference photo of a brick house with a tree trunk wrapped in warm lights and garland at the door
Reference photograph of a trunk wrap and an entry garland. Not a WDGLOW project. This season's installs are added to the gallery as they are completed.

What is included

  • Trunk wraps with even spacing
  • Branch and canopy wraps where the structure is worth showing
  • Shrub and hedge lighting at entries and foundations
  • Ties and connections meant for coastal wind
  • Removal that does not strip bark or leave wire in the crown

A good fit when

  • Wooded lots in Hopkinton, Exeter, Ledyard, and North Stonington
  • Front-yard specimens that should read from the street
  • Formal entries that need shrubs, not a roof full of color

Questions

Does wrapping hurt the tree?

A seasonal wrap that is tensioned evenly and removed in January does not girdle a healthy tree. We do not staple into bark, and we take the wire off rather than leaving it for the next growth year.

Can you wrap a tree and skip the roofline?

Yes. Some houses look better with two trees and a quiet door than with a full outline. We will tell you when that is the stronger design.

Residential installation

Design, install, and removal for single-family homes, cottages, and estates.

Commercial and HOA lighting

Holiday lighting for businesses, HOAs, and properties that need a certificate and a schedule.

Roofline and architectural lighting

Clean C9-style LED lines on the roof edges that define the house.