Commercial-grade
Christmas lights
We hang commercial-grade C9 and LED Christmas lights in clear, white or colour. All of it comes from our own inventory, worth over $100,000, so you choose the look and we bring the lights.
C9 bulbs or
mini LEDs?
Plenty of homes use both. The bulb that works best depends on what it is wrapped around and how far away people will see it from.
| Feature | C9 bulbs | Mini LEDs |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Big, bold and retro | Fine, tight and sparkling |
| Best on | Rooflines, gables and gutters | Tree and palm wraps, shrubs and railings |
| Seen best from | The street and down the block | The driveway and the front door |
| Colours | Clear, white or colour | White or colour |
| Who supplies them | We do | We do |
Our inventory
Every item below is ours. It goes up on your house in November and comes back to our warehouse in January.
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Clear C9 bulbs
Large glass-look bulbs with a retro shape and a warm glow. The look most people picture when they think of a lit roofline.
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Coloured C9 bulbs
The same big bulb in red, green, blue, yellow and more. Bold from the street and very hard to miss.
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White LED lights
Faceted LEDs that sparkle and use less power. A crisp line that suits modern homes and clean rooflines.
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Coloured LED lights
Faceted LEDs in full colour, bright enough to hold their own next to the neighbours.
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Wreaths
Wreaths with clear lights for doors, gates, windows and garage fronts, in a range of sizes.
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Reindeer and yard decor
Lit reindeer, snowmen and Santa from our own inventory, set out and powered on the lawn.
See the
difference
Switch between C9 bulbs and mini LEDs, and between warm white, cool white and colour, on a house like yours.
Roofline in warm white C9 bulbs, with tree wraps and a wreath.
Get an estimate for this lookQuestions
about the lights
Do you supply the lights, or hang mine?
We supply everything: commercial-grade lights, timers, extension cords and every clip and fastener. You never buy a strand. Because we service what we supply, a dead bulb or a failed timer is our problem to fix. At the end of the season we take it all away, so there is nothing to store.
It rained and some of my lights will not turn on. What do I do?
After wet weather the most common cause is a GFI (ground fault) outlet that has switched off as a safety feature. Find the outlet that is not working, make sure the cords and lights are dry, and push the reset button back in. If that does not fix it, reset the tripped breaker at your electrical panel, or call us and we will walk you through it on the phone.
Why are some of my lights turning on and off at different times?
Lights that are out of sync are usually plugged into a switched outlet, or one of the timers is failing. Call us and we will troubleshoot it for you.
Pick the look.
We bring the lights.
Call for a free, no-obligation estimate. Most homes can be designed and priced over the phone in one call.