Holiday lighting is the whole job, not a side one

Why that distinction matters

A lot of holiday lighting in any city is done by crews who spend the rest of the year doing something else — landscaping, pressure washing, general contracting — and who bought ladders in October. It shows up in the finished work: retail-grade strands, mismatched whites, runs that stop halfway along a fascia, and nobody answering the phone in late December when a section goes dark.

We do this one thing, which means our crews have installed on hundreds of rooflines rather than a handful, our product is bought at commercial grade, and someone picks up when you call in the middle of the season.

How we price and why it is fixed

Every quote follows an on-site measurement, and the number you approve is the number you pay. There is no mid-install call about an extra run, because the runs were measured before anything was cut. Takedown and in-season service are already inside that figure rather than billed later.

On the roof so you are not

Chattanooga has a lot of two-story homes on sloped lots, and the mountain communities add steep pitches and real height. That is the most common reason people stop doing this themselves. Our crews work at height every week through the season and are equipped for steep-slope and multi-story rooflines.