Christmas light installation built for Philadelphia rowhomes, twins, and Northwest stone colonials

Christmas light installation in Philadelphia, 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 Philadelphia installation in September or October. Spots fill quickly, especially in popular neighborhoods.

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

Yes — brick rowhomes are our most common Philadelphia job. We don't drill or staple into your brick. For rooflines we use gutter and shingle clips along the cornice and edge; for window and door outlines we use non-damaging fasteners sized to your trim. On porch-front rowhomes in South Philly, Fishtown, or Point Breeze, the porch roof and front cornice usually carry the display beautifully and read clearly from the sidewalk. If your home has an unusual facade — stucco over brick, a bay window, or ornamental cornice — we assess it in person and pick a mounting method that holds through winter without leaving marks.

We plan Philadelphia jobs around the block, not the other way around. For tight one-way streets in Bella Vista, Queen Village, or Fishtown where a bucket truck won't fit, we use ladders and extension equipment and schedule crews for quick in-and-out work. Where street access allows, we bring larger equipment for taller Northwest homes in Chestnut Hill or Roxborough. If parking is an issue on your block, tell us when you book and we'll coordinate timing so we're not blocking neighbors or fighting for a spot. We keep installs efficient specifically because we know how city blocks work.

Absolutely — the mature canopy is one of the best features up in Chestnut Hill, Mount Airy, and East Falls. We wrap trunks and lower branches of oaks, maples, and sycamores, and uplight larger specimens for depth that pairs with the roofline on stone colonials and Tudors. Tree lighting on a detached Northwest home changes the whole street presence, especially on the deeper lots common up the hill. We use professional-grade LEDs rated for outdoor winter use and secure them to survive wet snow and wind. During design we'll recommend which trees give you the most impact so the budget goes where it shows most.

Yes — brick rowhomes are our most common Philadelphia job. We don't drill or staple into your brick. For rooflines we use gutter and shingle clips along the cornice and edge; for window and door outlines we use non-damaging fasteners sized to your trim. On porch-front rowhomes in South Philly, Fishtown, or Point Breeze, the porch roof and front cornice usually carry the display beautifully and read clearly from the sidewalk. If your home has an unusual facade — stucco over brick, a bay window, or ornamental cornice — we assess it in person and pick a mounting method that holds through winter without leaving marks.

We plan Philadelphia jobs around the block, not the other way around. For tight one-way streets in Bella Vista, Queen Village, or Fishtown where a bucket truck won't fit, we use ladders and extension equipment and schedule crews for quick in-and-out work. Where street access allows, we bring larger equipment for taller Northwest homes in Chestnut Hill or Roxborough. If parking is an issue on your block, tell us when you book and we'll coordinate timing so we're not blocking neighbors or fighting for a spot. We keep installs efficient specifically because we know how city blocks work.

Absolutely — the mature canopy is one of the best features up in Chestnut Hill, Mount Airy, and East Falls. We wrap trunks and lower branches of oaks, maples, and sycamores, and uplight larger specimens for depth that pairs with the roofline on stone colonials and Tudors. Tree lighting on a detached Northwest home changes the whole street presence, especially on the deeper lots common up the hill. We use professional-grade LEDs rated for outdoor winter use and secure them to survive wet snow and wind. During design we'll recommend which trees give you the most impact so the budget goes where it shows most.