In Cape Coral, you cannot simply staple string lights to a fence or a fascia board and expect them to survive our intense summer storms. Get Lit uses a professional structural installation method: we string a heavy-duty, aircraft- grade stainless steel support cable across the span first, tension it perfectly, and then clip the commercial-grade string lights directly to the wire. This load-bearing cable prevents the light strings from sagging over time, whipping violently in high winds, or tearing away from your home’s exterior during heavy downpours.

Absolutely. Many Cape Coral homes have beautiful, wide-open backyard spaces or canal views but lack mature trees or structures for hanging overhead lights. Get Lit solves this by installing custom, heavy-duty steel or wood support posts directly into the ground. These posts are anchored securely below the turf line to handle the tension of the support cables. This allows us to create a flawless, overhead “canopy” of warm light over open-air patios, fire pit zones, or outdoor kitchen areas exactly where you need it.

The string lights bought at big-box stores or online retailers are usually made of thin, lightweight plastic cords with fragile glass bulbs that easily crack and leak. Under the intense Florida UV rays and tropical humidity, these consumer-grade lines dry out, crack, and short circuit within a year. Get Lit utilizes commercial-grade, weather-sealed LED bistro strings. The heavy-duty rubberized cords are fully UV-resistant, and the bulbs are made of shatterproof, impact-resistant polycarbonate. Plus, our high-efficiency LED bulbs draw minimal power and last for years without yellowing or burning out.

Yes! Overhead bistro lighting looks best when you can control the mood. While full brightness is great for grilling or hosting an active outdoor dinner party, you’ll want to dim them down for a relaxed evening vibe by the fire. Get Lit installs fully dimmable LED systems that integrate seamlessly with your existing transformer or a smart Wi-Fi controller. You can easily adjust the brightness percentages directly from an inline dimmer switch, and tie them into your astronomical timer so they turn on automatically at sunset.