Christmas light installation for Rye's coastal colonials and Long Island Sound shoreline homes

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

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

Yes — this is exactly why we recommend professional installation in waterfront Westchester towns like Rye. Homes near Milton Point and the Sound take steady wind, which loosens consumer-grade clips and pulls strands out of alignment. We use commercial fasteners and marine-rated connectors, and we install runs with proper strain relief so they don't sag or detach in a gust. We also account for salt air, which corrodes cheap hardware quickly this close to the water. If a strand does shift during a storm, we're 25 miles out in White Plains and can usually service it within a day or two, keeping your display intact all season.

Absolutely. Many Rye lots, especially away from the downtown around Purchase Street, have substantial oaks, maples, and evergreens that look great wrapped. We hand-wrap trunks and lower limbs to a height that reads well from the street, and we can do full canopy wrapping on larger specimen trees if you want a fuller effect. Tree lighting pairs nicely with roofline outlining for the classic, understated look that suits Rye's colonials and Tudors. We'll assess each tree's size and access during the estimate and recommend an approach that fits your property and budget — many homeowners combine warm tree wraps with white roof lines.

Yes. A number of Rye's established homes have slate or cedar roofing, and we never drill into or penetrate those surfaces. We use non-penetrating clips designed to grip shingles and gutters without leaving marks or causing damage. On the steep, multi-gabled rooflines common in the village's older neighborhoods, we use the right ladder setups and fall protection to work safely without putting weight on fragile roofing. We inspect your roof type before installing and choose mounting hardware accordingly. When we remove everything after the holidays, your roof and gutters look exactly as they did before — no residue, no holes, no damage.

Yes — this is exactly why we recommend professional installation in waterfront Westchester towns like Rye. Homes near Milton Point and the Sound take steady wind, which loosens consumer-grade clips and pulls strands out of alignment. We use commercial fasteners and marine-rated connectors, and we install runs with proper strain relief so they don't sag or detach in a gust. We also account for salt air, which corrodes cheap hardware quickly this close to the water. If a strand does shift during a storm, we're 25 miles out in White Plains and can usually service it within a day or two, keeping your display intact all season.

Absolutely. Many Rye lots, especially away from the downtown around Purchase Street, have substantial oaks, maples, and evergreens that look great wrapped. We hand-wrap trunks and lower limbs to a height that reads well from the street, and we can do full canopy wrapping on larger specimen trees if you want a fuller effect. Tree lighting pairs nicely with roofline outlining for the classic, understated look that suits Rye's colonials and Tudors. We'll assess each tree's size and access during the estimate and recommend an approach that fits your property and budget — many homeowners combine warm tree wraps with white roof lines.

Yes. A number of Rye's established homes have slate or cedar roofing, and we never drill into or penetrate those surfaces. We use non-penetrating clips designed to grip shingles and gutters without leaving marks or causing damage. On the steep, multi-gabled rooflines common in the village's older neighborhoods, we use the right ladder setups and fall protection to work safely without putting weight on fragile roofing. We inspect your roof type before installing and choose mounting hardware accordingly. When we remove everything after the holidays, your roof and gutters look exactly as they did before — no residue, no holes, no damage.