Christmas light installation built for Ronkonkoma's hardworking neighborhoods and Long Island winters

Christmas light installation in Ronkonkoma, 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 Ronkonkoma installation in September or October. Spots fill quickly, especially in popular neighborhoods.

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

Yes — tree lighting is one of the most popular requests in Ronkonkoma, since so many homes here have mature spruces, pines, and big shade oaks out front. For evergreens we run full-canopy or trunk-and-branch lighting that gives a dense, polished look. For deciduous trees like oaks and maples we typically wrap the trunk and major limbs, which reads beautifully once the leaves are down. We measure each tree so we order the right footage of commercial bulbs and avoid the gapped, stretched look you get with store-bought strings. Trunk wraps also keep light at eye level on lots where the house sits back from the street.

That's exactly what we build for. Ronkonkoma catches coastal wind and the freeze-thaw swings that loosen cheap clips and crack budget bulbs by mid-season. We use commercial-grade LED strings, all-weather connectors, and roofline clips sized to your gutters and shingles so nothing flaps loose in a gust. Connections are sealed against moisture, which is the usual culprit behind dead sections after a nor'easter. If a storm does knock something out of place during the season, our service call is part of the package — you call, we come back out and fix it. The goal is lights that stay lit and stay put from install through New Year's.

Yes. Takedown is included in our Ronkonkoma packages — typically in January once the season wraps, scheduled so you're not staring at lights through February. We pull everything down carefully, including any tree wraps and rooflines, so nothing damages your gutters or shingles on the way off. If you're on one of our material-lease options, we take the lights back and store them, which means no boxes cluttering your garage or attic. If you own your lights, we'll coil and label them by section so next year's reinstall goes faster. Either way, you skip the cold January ladder work entirely.

Yes — tree lighting is one of the most popular requests in Ronkonkoma, since so many homes here have mature spruces, pines, and big shade oaks out front. For evergreens we run full-canopy or trunk-and-branch lighting that gives a dense, polished look. For deciduous trees like oaks and maples we typically wrap the trunk and major limbs, which reads beautifully once the leaves are down. We measure each tree so we order the right footage of commercial bulbs and avoid the gapped, stretched look you get with store-bought strings. Trunk wraps also keep light at eye level on lots where the house sits back from the street.

That's exactly what we build for. Ronkonkoma catches coastal wind and the freeze-thaw swings that loosen cheap clips and crack budget bulbs by mid-season. We use commercial-grade LED strings, all-weather connectors, and roofline clips sized to your gutters and shingles so nothing flaps loose in a gust. Connections are sealed against moisture, which is the usual culprit behind dead sections after a nor'easter. If a storm does knock something out of place during the season, our service call is part of the package — you call, we come back out and fix it. The goal is lights that stay lit and stay put from install through New Year's.

Yes. Takedown is included in our Ronkonkoma packages — typically in January once the season wraps, scheduled so you're not staring at lights through February. We pull everything down carefully, including any tree wraps and rooflines, so nothing damages your gutters or shingles on the way off. If you're on one of our material-lease options, we take the lights back and store them, which means no boxes cluttering your garage or attic. If you own your lights, we'll coil and label them by section so next year's reinstall goes faster. Either way, you skip the cold January ladder work entirely.