Do I have to buy the lights?
No. We provide commercial-grade lights and they stay ours the whole time. That means you are never buying a bin of strands, and you are never stuck with lights that fail next year. The cost of the lights is part of your season price.
Do you take the lights down when the season is over?
Yes. Takedown is included in the price, and we set the date with you at install so you are not calling around in January trying to find someone with a ladder.
Where do the lights go after the holidays?
With us. We take everything back and store it off-season, so nothing takes up room in your garage or attic. When you want them up again next year, just call.
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When should I book?
We start booking in September and October. The install calendar fills from the top down, so calling early is how you pick your week instead of taking what is left.
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Do you light two-story homes in the North End?
Yes. Older Boise homes with steep pitches and tall gables are some of the best-looking houses in town once they are lit, and they are also the ones you should not be climbing yourself. We look at access and ladder placement during the estimate and price the job for what it actually takes.
Do you serve all of Boise?
We work throughout Boise, including the North End, Boise Highlands, Harris Ranch, Southeast Boise, and West Boise, plus Eagle and Meridian. If you are not sure whether we reach your street, call and ask — we usually do.
Will you install lights I already own?
We install our own commercial-grade lights rather than store-bought strands. It is the only way we can stand behind how the finished job looks and should anything fail, we’ve got you covered.
What part of the house do you light?
Our Christmas light service covers your roofline. If you have something else in mind, tell us when we come out for the estimate and we will let you know honestly whether it is something we do.
Are you licensed and insured?
We are fully bonded and insured. Worth asking any company that before they lean a ladder against your house — especially in freezing weather.