Christmas
The big one. Rooflines, trees, columns, railings, wreaths and docks. Commercial-grade LED, installed in November, lit through the season, removed and stored in January.
Christmas lighting →
Christmas light installation on the Outer Banks — rooflines, trees, columns, railings and docks. We supply the lights, install them, keep them lit all season, then take them down and store them in January.
Most Christmas installs are booked by mid-October. The calendar fills from the north beaches down.
Lights are not only a December thing. We run three lines of work so the ladder is out all year.
The big one. Rooflines, trees, columns, railings, wreaths and docks. Commercial-grade LED, installed in November, lit through the season, removed and stored in January.
Christmas lighting →Orange and purple wash, pathway lighting, porch and yard displays. Installed the first week of October, gone the day after — before the Christmas rush starts.
Halloween lighting →Year round, and the reason we are not a two-month business. Backyard and deck lighting for birthdays, graduations, anniversaries and beach-house weekends.
Party lighting →Commercial-grade LED strands cut to your house, not big-box strings stapled end to end. They stay with us between seasons, so you are not storing eleven tangled boxes in a garage.
Steep coastal rooflines, third-storey dormers and dock railings are the whole reason people call. We are insured, and nobody in your family goes up a ladder in November wind.
If a run goes dark during the season we come back and fix it. That is included, not a service call. Salt air kills cheap lights and connections — that is our problem, not yours.
Takedown in January is part of the price, not an upsell you forget to book. We pull it, label it, and store it for next year.
A decorated house photographs better and books better. We work with owners and property managers across the northern beaches on multi-home schedules — one contact, one invoice, every house lit the same week.
Tell us the house and what you want lit. We will send a written quote — and if a roofline is not worth the money, we will say so.