Hanging lights yourself means a weekend on a ladder, a box of strands that worked last year, and hoping the clips hold through the first windy night. Our holiday light installation takes that whole job off your list. We plan the display with you, hang it securely, set the timers, and come back after the season to take it all down.
Across Ashley Valley we light everything from a single story rambler to a farmhouse at the end of a long lane, along with storefronts, church buildings, and neighborhood entrances. You can use the lights you already own or have us supply new ones. Either way, you end up with a display that looks planned and stays put until we pull it down.
We know Ashley Valley homes, from older brick houses to farmhouses on acreage, and how displays look from the road.
We bring ladders, lifts when needed, clips for every roof type, and testers to check strands before they ever go up.
If a smaller display would look better on your home than a bigger one, we'll tell you instead of upselling.
We pick up packaging, route cords out of walkways, and leave lawns, gutters, and landscaping just the way we found them.
Ashley Valley has every kind of house you can think of. Older brick homes on mature streets, newer two stories with steep gables, ranch homes on an acre, and farmhouses set back behind a row of cottonwoods. A holiday light installation that looks great on one can look sparse or cluttered on another, so we start by looking at what makes your place stand out.
Some homes shine with a single crisp line on the eaves. Others need the peaks traced, the porch posts wrapped, and a big tree out front lit from trunk to tip. We sketch the plan with you before anything goes up. Bring a photo of a display you love, or tell us what bugged you about last year’s, and we’ll build from there.
Most people see your display from a moving car, not from your front porch. That changes what matters. Straight, even lines along the roof are what catch the eye from the street. Gaps, sagging runs, and mismatched colors show up from a long way off. A few well placed trees or a lit fence line can make a big lot feel complete instead of empty.
For homes and businesses near US-40 or US-191, distance matters even more. We think about the angle drivers see as they come up the road and build the display so it looks right at that speed and from that direction.
Once the plan is set, install day follows a simple order so nothing gets missed:
If a gutter is loose or a fascia board is soft, clips won’t hold well. A quick fix from our general repairs crew before install keeps the lines straight all season.
A display in Ashley Valley has to put up with dry wind, nights near 10°F, and sunny afternoons that melt snow and refreeze it at the eaves. Draped strands and loose clips tend to fail first. That’s why we fasten runs tight along the roofline and keep plugs and connections up off the ground, away from snowmelt and puddles.
If snow stacks up on the roof through the season, roof snow raking takes weight off the eaves, and we work around your lights so they stay in place.
Businesses and organizations get just as much out of a good display as homeowners. A lit storefront stands out on dark winter evenings when people are out shopping. A church that lights its entrance and walks feels welcoming for evening services and holiday programs. An HOA entrance with lit trees and signs sets the mood for the whole neighborhood.
For commercial sites, we plan around business hours, parking lot traffic, and where people actually look as they pull in. Timers can match your hours, so the display runs when people are around and switches off overnight. We also keep cords and extension runs out of foot traffic so customers and guests don’t trip on the way in.
When the holidays are over, we come back to take everything down, coil the strands, label them by area, and leave them ready for next year. You don’t have to wait for a warm weekend in January or climb an icy ladder to do it yourself.
If you’d rather skip install and takedown altogether, permanent property lighting stays on your roofline year round. Plenty of owners pair the two, with a permanent track on the house and seasonal lights in the trees and yard.
We walk your property with you, talk through colors and style, and look at rooflines, trees, outlets, and gutter condition.
You get a written quote that covers the display layout, lights supplied or reused, timers, and takedown after the holidays.
Crews test every strand, fasten clips at close spacing, hang the roofline and trees, and set the timers for your schedule.
We walk the property after dark with you, fix any dark sections or crooked runs, and make sure you're happy with the display.
