Pinellas Lighting Studio Opens Holiday-Season Bookings for Permanent Home Lighting — No Ladders, No January Teardown
Sep 8, 2026
My House Glow is opening 2026 holiday-season bookings for permanent home lighting in Pinellas County and Tampa Bay. Homeowners share an address, receive a photo of their house lit at night, and never climb a ladder again.
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States, September 8, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — My House Glow is opening bookings for the 2026 holiday season with permanent roofline and architectural lighting built for higher-end Tampa Bay homes, not big-box Christmas strings. The fixtures are designed to disappear in Florida daylight, then run custom programs for everyday glow and for the Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Homeowners start at https://myhouseglow.com. They share an address. The studio returns a photo of how that specific house will look at night — before anyone sets a ladder against it.
“Temporary lights never look right on a house someone actually cares about,” said Gary Wilder, lighting designer and co-founder of My House Glow. “The holidays arrive, family is coming over, and the only option is climbing a ladder to hang something that feels cheap next to the quality of the home. We built this so that first night feels proud — not tacky.”
Wilder spent more than 30 years in low-voltage landscape lighting. He trained under Nate Mullin, a founder of Unique Lighting Systems, trained more than 30 installers across the country, and won Unique Lighting’s monthly best-photo and install contest 25 times.
Co-founder Ryan Bradley brings more than 20 years of exterior work on Florida homes, including aluminum pool cages, seamless gutters, and 2½-story peaks. He still operates that aluminum company with his son and oversees every My House Glow walkthrough.
“From the street you can spot a bad permanent job in ten seconds — too close, too bright, on all year,” Bradley said. “Up close it is worse: exposed wire and sloppy transitions. We would not put that on a house we had already built something else for. So we didn’t.”
The pair formed My House Glow after Bradley repaired Wilder’s pool cage and the work moved to a neighbor’s roofline. The studio specializes in Pinellas architecture — tile, stucco, tall peaks — and treats the HOA conversation as part of the design.
A finished system is meant to live on the house as architecture, not as a seasonal kit. After install, the homeowner should not climb a ladder in November or again on January 1.
Addresses are being accepted now. On-site quotes follow the mockup.
About My House Glow
My House Glow is a Tampa Bay permanent-lighting studio serving Pinellas County and surrounding communities. Founded by lighting designer Gary and installer Ryan Bradley. Permanent lighting. Invisible by day. Beautiful every night. No ladders. Learn more at https://myhouseglow.com/about/.
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Address: Seminole Florida
Phone: 727-386-8588
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