Christmas light installation for Chestnut Hill's stone Colonials and Germantown Avenue rowhomes

Christmas light installation in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania starts at $399 for standard residential packages. Custom designs and large homes may vary. Contact us for a free estimate.

We recommend booking your Chestnut Hill installation in September or October. Spots fill quickly, especially in popular neighborhoods.

Yes! We cover all neighborhoods and surrounding areas of Chestnut Hill, PA. Our team is familiar with local regulations and HOA requirements.

Yes. Chestnut Hill's signature Wissahickon schist and stone facades can't take nails or staples, so we never use them on masonry. We attach roofline lighting to the wood trim, gutters, and eaves using non-penetrating clips, and we run power along mortar lines rather than drilling stone. On slate roofs, we work from ladders and edges rather than walking the slate, which cracks easily and is expensive to repair. Our crews are trained specifically for older homes with historic materials, which is exactly what most of this neighborhood is. Before we quote, we inspect your facade and roofline so the mounting plan protects the home.

We do. Many Chestnut Hill properties, especially toward the western edge near the Wissahickon Valley, have mature oaks, maples, and large evergreens. We wrap trunks and lower canopies on deciduous trees and light evergreens as full showpiece trees when height allows. For the tallest specimens we use professional reach equipment and scale the wrap so the tree looks balanced from the street rather than half-lit. We use commercial LED strands that handle Pennsylvania ice and wind, and we secure runs so they hold through winter. Tree lighting is priced separately by trunk diameter and height, and we'll recommend which trees give the best impact for your lot.

We handle everything. Take-down is included in every Chestnut Hill package and typically happens in January, after the holidays, weather permitting. You don't touch a ladder — which matters here, because climbing onto an icy slate roof or a second-story stone gable is genuinely dangerous. We remove all strands, clips, and accessories, then label and store your custom-fit lights so reinstallation is faster and cheaper next season. If a section fails mid-season from an ice storm or wind off the gorge, we come back and fix it as part of your service. You schedule the install; we manage the rest through the entire winter.

Yes. Chestnut Hill's signature Wissahickon schist and stone facades can't take nails or staples, so we never use them on masonry. We attach roofline lighting to the wood trim, gutters, and eaves using non-penetrating clips, and we run power along mortar lines rather than drilling stone. On slate roofs, we work from ladders and edges rather than walking the slate, which cracks easily and is expensive to repair. Our crews are trained specifically for older homes with historic materials, which is exactly what most of this neighborhood is. Before we quote, we inspect your facade and roofline so the mounting plan protects the home.

We do. Many Chestnut Hill properties, especially toward the western edge near the Wissahickon Valley, have mature oaks, maples, and large evergreens. We wrap trunks and lower canopies on deciduous trees and light evergreens as full showpiece trees when height allows. For the tallest specimens we use professional reach equipment and scale the wrap so the tree looks balanced from the street rather than half-lit. We use commercial LED strands that handle Pennsylvania ice and wind, and we secure runs so they hold through winter. Tree lighting is priced separately by trunk diameter and height, and we'll recommend which trees give the best impact for your lot.

We handle everything. Take-down is included in every Chestnut Hill package and typically happens in January, after the holidays, weather permitting. You don't touch a ladder — which matters here, because climbing onto an icy slate roof or a second-story stone gable is genuinely dangerous. We remove all strands, clips, and accessories, then label and store your custom-fit lights so reinstallation is faster and cheaper next season. If a section fails mid-season from an ice storm or wind off the gorge, we come back and fix it as part of your service. You schedule the install; we manage the rest through the entire winter.