Christmas Light Installation in Middle Tennessee

We measure the house, plan the runs, and install commercial grade lighting cut to fit your roof lines rather than store bought strands stretched to reach. Clips are chosen for your gutter and shingle profile so nothing is nailed into the fascia, and power is planned so you are not running extension cords across the porch.

During the season, if a run goes out we come fix it. After the holidays we take everything down and store it for the next year.

Two story rooflines in Franklin, Brentwood and the newer Murfreesboro subdivisions are exactly the kind of ladder work that sends people to the emergency room every December. Add cold weather, wet roofs and steep pitches and it stops being a fun Saturday project.

Handing it to a crew that does it daily gets a cleaner result in a fraction of the time, with no ladder in your garage and no strands to store.

Installation slots fill from the outside in, and the best dates go early. We recommend getting on the schedule in early fall, especially for larger homes and anything requiring lift access.

Because holiday lighting sits at the end of our outdoor construction season, we can often coordinate it with fence or lighting work already planned for your property.

Retail light strands come in fixed lengths, so a homeowner stretching them across a roof line either comes up short or ends up with a bunched section at one end. Professional installs use commercial grade line cut to the measured length of each run, with sockets spaced evenly, so the roof line reads as one continuous straight line of light.

Clips are matched to your gutter and shingle profile so nothing gets nailed or stapled into the fascia. Power is planned in advance, with runs consolidated so you are not draping extension cords across the porch or overloading a single exterior outlet.