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Single storey house outlined along the roofline and garage with red and green C9 bulbs, photographed at dusk against a pink sky

Holiday Lighting in Omaha, NE

How a season works

Wide farmhouse style home with warm white roofline bulbs, lit wreaths in the windows and a wrapped tree standing on the front lawn

Planned around your house

We look at the roofline, the trees and the entrance with you, then put together a quote for your property rather than a guess off a photo.

Two storey home outlined in multicolour C9 bulbs across steep gables, the porch roof and the garage, with the windows lit from inside

Fitted to your roofline

Runs are planned to the lines of the house, so the display follows the eaves and gables cleanly instead of bunching at the corners.

Modern two storey home with warm white roofline bulbs and lit garland swags hung along the eaves

Hung with the house in mind

We use mounting suited to your gutters and shingles, and talk through how everything attaches before anything goes up.

Two storey home with warm white roofline bulbs, a fully wrapped tree lighting the front bed and a flag beside the porch

Lit on a schedule

We can put the display on a timer, so it comes on in the evening without anybody remembering to switch it on.

Two storey home with red and green roofline bulbs over the gables and the garage, a pickup and trailer parked on the drive

Looked after while it is up

Wind and cold can loosen a run. If something goes out during the season, call us and we will work out the fix with you.

Roofline and lit evergreen snowy night

Taken down after the season

After New Year’s we take the display down, with the exact days worked around the weather. Ask us about storage until next year.

What we talk through at the quote

  • What you want lit and how you want it to look
  • Bulb style and colour
  • How everything attaches to the house
  • Timer and power
  • What happens if something goes out mid-season
  • Takedown timing and storage
Two storey home with red and green C9 bulbs following the upper gable, the porch roof and the garage eaves at night

Holiday lighting questions

When should I book?

The earlier the better. Holiday installs all happen in the same few weeks and the schedule fills up, so late summer or early fall gives you the best chance at the timing you want.

Do I own the lights or rent them?

We will walk you through the options when we quote, including how the cost looks this year and in the years after.

Will it damage my roof or gutters?

Protecting the house is part of the plan. We talk through how everything mounts to your gutters and roofline before we hang anything.

What happens if a section goes out?

Give us a call. Wind and cold can work a connection loose, and we will work out the fix with you. Ask about service through the season when you get your quote.

Do you do more than the roofline?

Yes. Trees, columns, railings, garland on the entrance and lit wreaths can all be part of the plan. The roofline is simply where most people start.

Do you take it down?

Yes. Takedown is part of the service, and we plan the timing with you around the weather.

Wide view of a home with multicolor holiday roofline lights at night

Get on the install calendar

Tell us the address and roughly what you want lit, and we will get back to you to plan it and put a number together.