Christmas light installation built for Hicksville's busy families and tidy Levitt-era homes

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

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

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

Yes — the split-levels, Capes, and ranches that fill Hicksville's neighborhoods are exactly what our crews work on most. We use all-clip fastening systems designed for asphalt shingles and aluminum gutters, so there's no drilling, stapling, or nailing into your roof or fascia. On multi-level homes, we plan the lines so each roof section reads cleanly from the street. Because many Hicksville homes have shorter eaves and attached garages, we balance the display across the front elevation rather than overloading one section. Everything comes down cleanly in January with no leftover holes or marks on your home.

Absolutely. A lot of our Hicksville customers have parents, kids, or siblings in the surrounding Nassau communities, and we serve all of them — Bethpage, East Meadow, Carle Place, Bellmore, Baldwin, and Cedarhurst included. We can schedule multiple homes on the same route, which keeps things efficient and lets families share one point of contact. If you want matching color schemes across two or three houses so the whole family's displays coordinate, we can do that too. Just give us the addresses when you book, and we'll plan the installs and takedowns together so everyone's lights go up and come down on a consistent schedule.

Many homes in Hicksville were built decades ago and have limited exterior outlets, so power planning matters. We exclusively use commercial-grade LED lights, which draw a fraction of the wattage of old incandescent strands, meaning you can run a full roofline plus tree and shrub lighting without overloading your circuits. We map out which outlets feed which sections, install professional outdoor timers, and balance the load to prevent tripped breakers during the cold snaps that hit Long Island in December. If we spot an outlet or circuit that can't safely support what you want, we'll tell you upfront and adjust the design rather than risk a problem.

Yes — the split-levels, Capes, and ranches that fill Hicksville's neighborhoods are exactly what our crews work on most. We use all-clip fastening systems designed for asphalt shingles and aluminum gutters, so there's no drilling, stapling, or nailing into your roof or fascia. On multi-level homes, we plan the lines so each roof section reads cleanly from the street. Because many Hicksville homes have shorter eaves and attached garages, we balance the display across the front elevation rather than overloading one section. Everything comes down cleanly in January with no leftover holes or marks on your home.

Absolutely. A lot of our Hicksville customers have parents, kids, or siblings in the surrounding Nassau communities, and we serve all of them — Bethpage, East Meadow, Carle Place, Bellmore, Baldwin, and Cedarhurst included. We can schedule multiple homes on the same route, which keeps things efficient and lets families share one point of contact. If you want matching color schemes across two or three houses so the whole family's displays coordinate, we can do that too. Just give us the addresses when you book, and we'll plan the installs and takedowns together so everyone's lights go up and come down on a consistent schedule.

Many homes in Hicksville were built decades ago and have limited exterior outlets, so power planning matters. We exclusively use commercial-grade LED lights, which draw a fraction of the wattage of old incandescent strands, meaning you can run a full roofline plus tree and shrub lighting without overloading your circuits. We map out which outlets feed which sections, install professional outdoor timers, and balance the load to prevent tripped breakers during the cold snaps that hit Long Island in December. If we spot an outlet or circuit that can't safely support what you want, we'll tell you upfront and adjust the design rather than risk a problem.