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Holiday Lighting · Residential & Commercial

Up in November, gone in January

Christmas light installation, including the lights themselves. No ladder, no tangled box in the loft, no January afternoon on the roof.

What this covers

Holiday lighting is the one job on this list people hire out for a reason that has nothing to do with skill. It is not that the work is hard. It is that it happens in December, on a ladder, in the cold, and then has to happen again in January when the novelty has entirely worn off.

We supply the lights. You do not need to own anything, store anything, or find out in late November that half a string has died since last year.

We install, and we come back and take them down. Taking them down is genuinely half of the value and it is the half people forget when they compare us to doing it themselves.

Residential and commercial. A storefront and a house are the same job with different sightlines, the question is what it looks like from where people actually see it, which is usually the road rather than the front step.

Illustration of a house at dusk with warm white lights running along the rooflines and porch, snow on the lawn

Inside Holiday Lighting

The jobs this group covers

Christmas Light Installation

We supply the lights, put them up, and take them down again. Quoted per property.

Tell us the building and we will price the season

Quotes are free, and the number you get is the number you pay.

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Where we do it

Holiday Lighting within 15 miles of Greencastle

54 towns and townships across Franklin County, PA and Washington County, MD. The nearest to us are below; the full list is on the service area page.

All 54 towns

Questions

Holiday Lighting, answered

Do I need to buy the lights?
No. We supply them. That is deliberate, it means nothing has to be stored for eleven months and nothing has half-failed by the time it comes out of the box.
Do you take them down as well?
Yes, and it is included. Taking them down is the half of the job people forget about when they price doing it themselves, and it is the half that happens in January.
When should I book?
Earlier than feels necessary. The season is short and everybody wants the same three weekends, so booking ahead is mostly about getting the dates you want rather than about whether we can fit you in at all.
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