Christmas Light Installation in Clayton County, GA
Historic Jonesboro, the county seat, has a classic main street and some of the oldest homes in the south metro. Out in the neighborhoods, ranch homes and split-levels make up much of the county, and they light up beautifully with the right plan.
Ranch homes: go long and low
Single-story ranches have one long eave line across the front. Tracing that line, plus the front windows or a big shrub row, makes a ranch look wide and warm. It's a lower roof, but the corners and peaks still mean ladder work.
Split-levels: show the shape
Split-level homes have two rooflines at different heights. Outlining both gives the house a stepped look that reads well from the street.
Older homes in Jonesboro
Older Jonesboro homes with porches and columns look best with the lights following the architecture: porch beam, columns and the main roofline.
Gutters first
Clips sit on the gutter line, so clean gutters make for straight lights. See gutter cleaning in Clayton County.
How our lights work
- Leased by default. Peach State Care leases the lights to you for the season, so there's nothing to buy or store. Prefer your own lights? We'll hang those instead.
- Fully covered all season. If anything happens to the lights during the season, we fix them. Call or text and we'll take care of it.
- Takedown included. We schedule takedown with you after the holidays.
- Free estimate. Every home gets its own layout and quote.
Reserve your install date
Lights are leased by default, fully covered all season, and every home gets a free estimate. October and early November are the best times to book.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to buy the lights?
No. We lease the lights by default, or hang your own if you prefer.
Are the lights covered during the season?
Yes, fully. If anything happens to them, we fix them.
When do you take them down?
We schedule takedown with you after the holidays.
Do ranch homes need fewer lights?
Every house is quoted on its own layout. Estimates are free, so we can show you options for your home.
Sources
- Wikipedia, Clayton County, Georgia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clayton_County,_Georgia