Christmas light installation FAQ

Booking opens in August. Installs start in early October, and the weeks before Thanksgiving fill up first.

Our lights and connections are rated for outdoor use. If weather causes an outage during the season, we’ll repair it at no charge.

No. We only need access to your exterior outlets and yard. We’ll send a text when we arrive and again when the installation is complete.

A deposit reserves your install date and the balance is due after installation. We accept card, ACH and check.

No. We supply commercial-grade LED lights cut to fit your home. You can lease them each season or purchase them outright, and we can store them for you between seasons.

No. Our clips slide under shingles or onto the gutter edge. We never nail, staple or screw anything into your home.

Yes. Most of our commercial installations take place early in the morning, after close or on weekends.

Yes. We light HOA entrances, amenity centers and apartment communities, and we can provide a certificate of insurance and invoicing that fits your approval process.

Very little. The track is color-matched to your fascia and sits beneath the eave, so from the street it reads as part of the trim.

If you decorate every year, permanent lighting typically costs less within a few seasons than paying for annual installation and removal, and you can use it year-round.

Not when it’s done properly. We wrap snugly without restricting the bark, never use staples or nails, and remove everything promptly after the holidays.

We wrap trunks and major limbs on mature live oaks and can reach higher canopies with ladders or lift equipment, depending on access.

Yes. Our outdoor wreaths and garland are pre-lit with LEDs and run on timers using battery packs or concealed plug-in power.

Yes. Upstairs window wreaths are very visible from the street, and we secure them so they stay level in the wind.

Yes. We remove displays that homeowners or other companies installed. If you’d like them stored, we’ll test and label them as well.

Removal begins the week after Christmas and runs through January. Many HOAs ask that lights come down by mid-January, so we recommend booking early.