Christmas light installation FAQ

We would say us. We are Fayette County's number one Christmas light installers, with 3+ years behind us and 300+ homes lit. You do not have to take our word for it. Look at the photos, ask for a quote, and compare.

Expect $8 to $15 for every linear foot of roofline we light. Low, simple roofs sit near $8. Tall, steep, cut-up roofs sit near $15. Give us your address and we will put a real number on it.

All of it: the lights, the labor, fixes during the season, takedown and storage. There is no add-on bill for any of those parts.

Yes, on both counts. If something goes wrong while we are on your property, you are protected.

No. Everything we hang is ours. We bring it, we hang it, and we haul it away and store it in January.

The earlier in the fall, the better. The calendar fills a little each week, and the people who ask first get the day they want.

Both. Shops, restaurants, offices and shopping centers are regular jobs, and so are neighborhood entrances and clubhouses.

Tyrone, Peachtree City, Fayetteville, Brooks, Senoia and Sharpsburg. Close to one of those but not on the list? Call and ask.

Yes. Call or text 470-748-3065, or fill out the form. The price you get carries no obligation.

Our crew does, in early January. Your ladder stays in the garage.

Tell us by phone or text and we will come back and repair it. Your original price already covers the visit.

A call or text to 470-748-3065. The phone is answered daily from 7 AM to 9 PM.

Roofline lighting is $8 to $15 per linear foot with everything included. Trees, wreaths and walkway lights are separate line items on your quote.

There is no single answer. A small ranch with a short front edge might be a hundred feet or less, while a big two-story with several gables can run several times that. We measure each edge you want lit.

Higher homes usually land in the middle or upper part of the range, since reaching the eave takes more equipment. A steep roof moves it up again.

Yes. Pitch slows the work down and calls for more safety gear, so steep roofs are priced higher per foot than gentle ones.

No. Our clips are made for shingle edges, gutters and fascia, and nothing gets nailed or stapled in. When the lights come off, your trim looks like it did before.

Yes. Lights ride on the roof edge, gutters and trim, so the wall material does not matter.

We can. We wrap trunks and bigger limbs and outline shrubs. Trees are priced by size, so a quick photo helps us quote it.

No. Choose warm white, cool white, red, green, blue or a mix. Describe the look you are after and we will fit it to your house.

Yes. A timer can switch the lights on at dusk and off at the hour you pick. Bring it up when you ask for a quote.

Let us know up front. We will look at the best place to plug in and plan the cord path before install day.

Usually no. We only need access to the exterior and the outlet. You will get a message when we show up and another when we are done.

One visit handles most houses. Large homes, lots of trees or a detailed design can take longer, and we will say so before we begin.

Easily. Your layout stays on file, so adding a gable, a tree or wreaths next season is a simple change.

Plenty of homeowners do. We put it up, keep it running, take it down and store it, then repeat the next year.

Same method as homes: a per-foot rate between $8 and $15, shaped by how tall and detailed the building is. Window frames, columns and signs get quoted as extras.

Yes. Early mornings, evenings and multi-day phases keep your front door clear during business hours.

Restaurants, retail shops, offices and professional buildings come up most.

We can. The shared roofline and common areas can be one project, and each tenant who wants a lit storefront can join in.

Yes. We can build around your colors or keep a traditional holiday palette. We settle that with you before anything goes up.

Happily. We send a written quote and proof of insurance for whoever needs to sign off.

We fix it fast. A dark patch on a storefront hurts more than having no lights, so we treat those calls as a priority.

Yes. Takedown happens in early January and storage is included.

Yes. Ask for the paperwork and we will send it over.

Yes. We light businesses in Tyrone, Peachtree City, Fayetteville and the towns nearby.

Early in the fall. Commercial installs use the same calendar as homes, and early requests pick their dates first.

Yes. We plan the equipment around the height and roof shape before quoting, and our insurance covers the work.

Yes. Entrance monuments, community signs, clubhouses, pools and shared landscaping are all on our list.

We use the same $8 to $15 per linear foot rate, with extras such as trees and monument details added on. A written proposal comes from your list of locations.

Yes. The proposal lays out the locations, price and timing, and we take questions straight from board members.

Yes. Signs, columns, walls and the beds around them are the most common community jobs we get.

Yes. We can quote individual homes in a matching style and bill each homeowner on their own.

Yes. Send us the rules and we design inside them.

We do, in early January, and we store them afterward.

Give us the date and we will schedule backward from it so the lights are on in time.

Call or text 470-748-3065 and we will handle the repair.

Yes, insured and bonded, with proof available whenever the board asks.

For us, $8 to $15 per linear foot of roofline, installed. That figure already includes lights, labor, repairs, takedown and storage.

No two roofs take the same effort. Height, pitch and how many corners and peaks you have all change the time and equipment involved.

We measure the length of every edge you want lit, then apply a rate inside the range based on height, pitch and detail.

It comes down to roofline length. A short, simple front costs less than a long, multi-gabled one. Send your address and photos for an exact figure.

Lots of homeowners decide it is. You skip the ladder, the shopping, the repairs and the storage, and an insured crew does the work.

The lights alone cost less than our service. But then the climbing, fixing, takedown and storage are yours too.

Tree wrapping, wreaths, shrubs, walkway lights and ground displays. Those are priced by size and quantity.

No. We supply them, and they are built into the rate.

No. Both are already in your price.

Not during the season. They are covered.

No. We price the work at your property, not the miles.

No. It is free and carries no obligation.

Mostly the height. A higher eave needs bigger equipment and a longer setup. Pitch and detail add to it.

Yes, and many customers do exactly that, adding wreaths and trees in later years.

You request a quote. We measure and price your roofline. You pick a date. We install. We repair anything that fails. In early January we take it down and store it.

Most homes are finished in one visit. Larger or more detailed jobs run longer, and you will hear that from us in advance.

Yes. You get a message when the crew arrives and another when we finish.

Make sure we can reach the outlet and that gates are unlocked. Pets are best kept inside while we work.

No. A wet roof is unsafe, so we move the job to the next dry day and tell you.

Early January. Need a different date? Tell us and we will fit it in.

Into our storage until next season.

Yes. When we finish, the property is left tidy.

Fall is comfortable weather for roof work, and many people want lights ready by Thanksgiving. Tell us your date and we will plan around it.

Call us. Small adjustments are usually easy, and bigger ones can be quoted.

Over three, with more than 300 homes lit along the way.

Tyrone, in Fayette County, Georgia.

Yes. We can send documentation if you would like to see it.

Yes. Call or text 470-748-3065 between 7 AM and 9 PM, any day.

Our photos page has real installs, many of them around Fayette County.

Tyrone, Peachtree City, Fayetteville, Brooks, Senoia and Sharpsburg.