Manila got its name in 1898, and the valley around it was once called Lucerne for the alfalfa that still grows here. It’s a hay and livestock town that fills up with Flaming Gorge visitors in summer and settles into a quiet, cold winter. A bright roofline or a lit barn goes a long way when nights run long.
Manila is one of the farthest stops on our route, so we schedule trips ahead and line up several jobs at once. That planning is why early booking works best. We’ll hang your display on a mild fall day and set it to come on when you’re ready.
Christmas light design, installation, timers, and takedown for Manila homes, farm buildings, and storefronts on planned trips.
Permanent LED roofline lighting for Manila homes, run from an app for Christmas and any other night you want lights on.
Manila sees about 38 inches of snow a year and January lows near 12 degrees, so fall is the time to hang lights. We group Manila installs and plan the trip, which means an early call gives you the best shot at your preferred date.
Permanent lighting can be installed any time the roof is dry. Summer usually works best.
Each Manila layout is planned around your house, farm buildings, and yard, so the display fits your property and the way you use it.
We handle every ladder, roof, and cord run ourselves, keeping you and your family on the ground during the coldest part of the year.
We hang outdoor rated LED strands with strong clips that hold up to snow, cold, and the wind that sweeps across the valley.
When the holidays wrap up, we fold your takedown into a planned trip to Manila, remove everything carefully, and pack it for next year.
We start with a call about your Manila property, which buildings you'd like lit, and whether permanent lighting might be the better fit.
We take measurements and photos, map outlets and cord routes, and pack exactly what's needed before we make the trip out.
Our crew heads over SR-44, hangs and secures the full display, tests it once the sun goes down, and sets your timers.
After the season, we come back on our next trip to the area, take every strand down, and leave your roof and gutters undamaged.
