Christmas light installation, designed around your house.
Warm-white rooflines, wrapped trees, and garland for North Atlanta homes, hung by installers who have worked Atlanta rooflines since 2018.
Trusted by 378+ customers across Atlanta
Lines that follow the architecture.
Real installs from recent seasons, photographed on a phone the night they went up.
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A single trunk, wrapped tight to the first fork -
Brick colonial, warm-white C9s on every gable -
Warm white on every gable, down to the front walk
From one photo to a finished house.
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Send a photo
Text a picture of the front of the house and the address. We measure the rooflines and send back a written, itemized quote.
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Agree on the design
Which lines run, bulb size and spacing, warm or cool white, which trees and shrubs get light. Nothing is cut until you say yes.
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Install, then January
Strands are cut to your measured runs and clipped on. We set the timer before we leave, and come back in January to take everything down.
What we install.
One crew does the design, the ladder work, the service calls, and the takedown.
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Residential Design & Installation
A lighting plan drawn from the house itself: which lines run, bulb size and spacing, warm or cool white, and what the trees and doors get.
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Warm-White Rooflines
Warm-white C9 or C7 bulbs on even spacing, traced along the eaves and gables that define the house from the street.
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Trees & Landscape
Trunks wrapped tight to the first fork, lit canopies, shrubs, and edge lights that give the yard depth beside the roofline.
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Wreaths, Garland & Greenery
Wreaths sized to the windows, garland framing the door and porch, lit or unlit, hung without a nail in the trim.
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Storefronts & Restaurants
Facades, windows, patios, and entry greenery for restaurants and shops, hung before you open or after you close.
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Permanent Roofline Lighting
A slim track of LEDs mounted once under the roofline and run from a phone. What it is, how it goes in, and when it suits the house.
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Takedown & Storage
January removal of every strand, clip, and wreath, coiled and labeled by run, and stored with us until next season.
What goes into every install.
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Commercial-grade LEDs
Sealed sockets and heavier wire than store-bought strands, so a wet December night does not take a run dark.
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Clips, never staples
Shingle and gutter clips grip the edge. Nothing goes through your fascia, brick, or hundred-year-old trim.
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Cut to the run
Every strand is measured to its roofline, so there are no coils stuffed behind a downspout.
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Timer set before we leave
On at dusk, off at the hour you choose. You never have to go outside to plug anything in.
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Service during the season
If a section goes dark, text us a photo and it goes on the next route.
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January takedown
Strands come down in order, clips come off with them, and everything is coiled and labeled for next year.
North Atlanta first. Intown too.
Most of our work is in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Roswell, Cumming, Sandy Springs, and Dunwoody: big brick traditionals, estate lots, and steep gables. We light Buckhead and the older intown neighborhoods too.
North Fulton & Forsyth
Perimeter & Buckhead
East Side
Before you book.
More answers on the FAQ page.
How much does Christmas light installation cost?
Every house is quoted on its own, because the number depends on measured roofline footage, roof height and pitch, how many trees and shrubs you want lit, and how dense the lines are. Text a photo of the front of the house with the address and we will send back a written, itemized quote. There is no charge for the quote.
When should I book?
Installs run from late October to the middle of December, and the dates before Thanksgiving go first. Booking in October gives you the widest choice of install days.
Will the lights damage my roof, gutters, or trim?
No. We use shingle clips and gutter clips that grip the edge, and tension wraps on columns and trees. Nothing is stapled, nailed, or screwed into the house, and the clips come off with the lights in January.
Can you light a house in a historic district like Inman Park or Druid Hills?
Yes. Everything we install is temporary and clipped on. Nothing is fastened into historic wood or masonry, and it all comes down in January, leaving the house exactly as it was.
Do you work on storefronts and restaurants?
Yes. We install before opening or after close so no ladder is ever in the way of customers, and we set the timers to your posted hours.
What happens if a section stops working?
Text us a photo of the dark section. It goes on the next service route during the season.
Text us a photo of your house.
One picture of the front and the address is enough to start. We will reply with questions or a written quote.
