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Christmas Light Installation in DeKalb County, GA

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Short answerWe design, install and take down Christmas lights for homes across DeKalb County. Lights are leased by default, or we hang yours, and if anything happens to them during the season we fix it. Book in October or early November for the best choice of dates.

DeKalb's holiday season ranges from Decatur Square's downtown lights to Stone Mountain Park's holiday events out east. At home, the best displays work with the house, not against it.

Bungalows and porches

Decatur and the older in-town neighborhoods are full of craftsman bungalows with deep front porches, columns and low-pitched roofs. These look best when the lights follow the architecture:

Brick two-stories in Dunwoody and Tucker

Taller roofs with a couple of peaks. A clean roofline outline plus a lit entry is classic, and the roof is the part we handle so you don't have to.

Trees, trees, trees

DeKalb neighborhoods have big trees close to the house. That's great for a lit-tree display, and it also means gutters fill late into the fall. Clear gutters before install keep the roofline lights straight. See gutter cleaning in DeKalb County.

Book early

October and early November are the best windows.

How our lights work

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 lights?

No. Lights are leased by default, so there's nothing to store. We'll hang your own if you prefer.

Are the lights covered if something happens?

Yes, fully. If anything happens to the lights during the season, we fix them.

When is takedown?

We schedule takedown with you after the holidays.

Can you light porch columns on an older home?

Yes. Porches, columns and trim are often the best part of a bungalow display. We'll plan it on the free estimate.

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