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Lights up. Ladder stays in the garage.
Design, installation, mid-season fixes, and takedown. Your house glows, your weekends stay yours.
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The work
What this actually is
The same crew that keeps your lawn sharp all summer hangs lights that look intentional, straight lines on the eaves, wreaths hung level, timers set so the house lights itself at dusk. Commercial-grade strands mean no dark gaps by December 20th, and if a section does fail, the crew comes back and fixes it.
In January it all comes down, gets coiled, and disappears until next year. No attic wrestling in July.
How it goes
Three steps, no runaround
01
Book in October
Install slots fill by early November. Early birds pick the prime dates.
02
One-day install
Eaves, ridges, wreaths, and timers, hung clean and tested at dusk.
03
January disappearance
The crew takes it all down and hauls it off. Done until next fall.
Common questions
Asked and answered
Do I buy the lights?
The crew supplies commercial-grade strands sized to your house, which is why mid-season repairs are covered.
When should I call?
October. By mid-November the calendar is usually full through Christmas.
Nearby work
Crews also handle
Fall & Spring Clean Up
Leaves out, beds cut back, lawn set up right for the season ahead.
Seasonal resetsLandscaping
Bed design, stone edging, seasonal color, and sod that turns a plain yard into the one neighbors notice.
Beds & installsLawn Mowing & Maintenance
Same day, same crew, every week. Mowing, edging, trimming, and blowing on a schedule you can set your watch to.
Weekly mowingGet on the list early
Slots go fast once the season turns. A call now holds your spot.
