Holiday Lighting
Professional holiday light installation and takedown, so nobody in your family ends up on an icy ladder in December.

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Nobody Should Be on a Ladder in an Idaho December
Hanging holiday lights in Southeast Idaho means climbing to the roofline in the cold, often on frozen ground, usually in the dark because the sun set at five. It is the single most dangerous thing most homeowners do all year, and it is entirely avoidable.
We do this work at height year-round, with the equipment and the footing to do it safely. We install lights along rooflines, gables, peaks, and trees for homes and businesses, and we come back and take everything down when the season is over so it is not still up in March.


What Our Holiday Lighting Service Includes
We handle the whole season. Service includes:
- A walkthrough of the property to plan the layout with you
- Safe installation along rooflines, gables, peaks, and trees
- Clean, professional attachment that does not damage your roof or trim
- Residential and commercial properties
- Takedown at the end of the season, included
- A final look together once everything is lit
Schedules fill early. Call (208) 604-2307 to get on the list.
Other Services We Offer
We do more than one thing. From house and roof washing to concrete, decks, gutters, and windows, every exterior surface on your property gets handled by the same local crew.
What sets us apart
We clean the whole window
Glass, screens, and frames, included in every estimate. Plenty of companies quote the glass alone and leave the screens dirty, which is why those windows look clean for a week and then don't.
The right approach for every job
The right pressure and cleaning solution for every surface, from glass and screens to siding, roofs, concrete, and weathered wood. The method is matched to the surface, so it cleans safely and lasts.
A real quote, fast
Tell us about your property, or email photos of each side of your home, and get a clear, detailed estimate back quickly. No vague 'starting at' numbers and no high-pressure sales visit.
Local to Southeast Idaho
Based right here in Southeast Idaho, serving Bannock, Bonneville, Bingham, Madison, Jefferson, and Teton County, not a franchise routed in from out of town. We know what sprinkler overspray and field dust do to glass here, because we clean it every day.
What Southeast Idaho Homeowners Are Saying
Real reviews from real neighbors. See what homeowners and property managers say after we've cleaned their windows.
FAQs
Common questions about holiday lighting in Southeast Idaho.
Yes, and it's included. Takedown comes with the install, so nothing is still hanging off your roofline in March. That's the part most people forget to ask about until it's cold and they're the ones on the ladder.
Not the way we attach them. We use clean, professional attachment that doesn't damage the roof or trim, which matters more than it sounds like it should. Staples and nails are how a season of lights turns into a roof repair.
Because it's the single most dangerous thing most homeowners do all year: climbing to the roofline in the cold, on frozen ground, usually in the dark because the sun set at five. We do this work at height year-round and have the equipment and the footing for it.
Early. Schedules fill before the season starts and we can't add days to December. Call (208) 604-2307 to get on the list.
Rooflines, gables, peaks, and trees, for homes and businesses. We walk the property with you first to plan the layout, then come back once everything is lit to look at it together.
We supply the lights as part of the package, along with the install and the takedown. They're commercial-grade rather than hardware-store strands, which is why they hold up to an Idaho winter. We store them off-season, so you're not finding boxes in the garage in July.
Still have questions?
Give us a call or text us a few photos and we'll send a flat quote, usually within an hour.
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