Christmas light installation built for Bath's historic homes and hard Midcoast winters

Christmas light installation in Bath, Maine starts at $399 for standard residential packages. Custom designs and large homes may vary. Contact us for a free estimate.

We recommend booking your Bath installation in September or October. Spots fill quickly, especially in popular neighborhoods.

Yes! We cover all neighborhoods and surrounding areas of Bath, ME. Our team is familiar with local regulations and HOA requirements.

Yes — this is exactly what we specialize in on Bath's Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian homes. We never use nails or staples on original fascia and rake boards. Instead we use gutter and shingle clips sized to your roofline and removable fasteners on painted trim, so nothing gets cracked, split, or punctured. On homes with slate roofs, wood shingles, or fragile hundred-year-old woodwork, our installers slow down and hand-place each clip. We document how the display is mounted so take-down in January leaves your trim exactly as we found it. Many of our repeat clients live in the historic district precisely because they want a careful crew, not a rushed one.

Book early. In Bath, the first serious snow can arrive in late November, and we'd rather have your lights up and tested before ice starts building on the eaves. Most of our installs run from early November through the week of Thanksgiving, and our schedule fills quickly because we cover Bath, Brunswick, and the surrounding Midcoast towns from one crew rotation. Getting on the calendar in September or October guarantees your preferred install date and gives us time to measure and custom-cut your rooflines. If you wait until December, we'll still try to fit you in, but installing during an active freeze is harder on both the lights and the crew.

We handle everything. Our packages include January take-down, so you're not on an icy ladder pulling down frozen strands after the holidays. Because Bath's winters run long and cold, we schedule removal on dry-weather days to protect both your house and the lights. We label and store your custom-cut sets at our facility over the off-season, which means next year's reinstall is fast — the runs are already measured to your roofline and trees. This also keeps your attic and garage clear and extends the life of the LEDs, since proper storage prevents the cracking and corrosion that come from stuffing lights in a box for eleven months.

Yes — this is exactly what we specialize in on Bath's Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian homes. We never use nails or staples on original fascia and rake boards. Instead we use gutter and shingle clips sized to your roofline and removable fasteners on painted trim, so nothing gets cracked, split, or punctured. On homes with slate roofs, wood shingles, or fragile hundred-year-old woodwork, our installers slow down and hand-place each clip. We document how the display is mounted so take-down in January leaves your trim exactly as we found it. Many of our repeat clients live in the historic district precisely because they want a careful crew, not a rushed one.

Book early. In Bath, the first serious snow can arrive in late November, and we'd rather have your lights up and tested before ice starts building on the eaves. Most of our installs run from early November through the week of Thanksgiving, and our schedule fills quickly because we cover Bath, Brunswick, and the surrounding Midcoast towns from one crew rotation. Getting on the calendar in September or October guarantees your preferred install date and gives us time to measure and custom-cut your rooflines. If you wait until December, we'll still try to fit you in, but installing during an active freeze is harder on both the lights and the crew.

We handle everything. Our packages include January take-down, so you're not on an icy ladder pulling down frozen strands after the holidays. Because Bath's winters run long and cold, we schedule removal on dry-weather days to protect both your house and the lights. We label and store your custom-cut sets at our facility over the off-season, which means next year's reinstall is fast — the runs are already measured to your roofline and trees. This also keeps your attic and garage clear and extends the life of the LEDs, since proper storage prevents the cracking and corrosion that come from stuffing lights in a box for eleven months.