Christmas light installation built for Smithtown's wooded lots and long suburban driveways.

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

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

Yes — tall pines and spruces are some of the most common requests we get in Smithtown, and they're exactly why people call a crew instead of doing it themselves. Many of these trees push 30 to 50 feet, which means extension poles, proper ladders, and a ground spotter for safety. We wrap trunks and lower branches for most homes, or run full-tree wraps when you want a true focal point visible from the street. We use commercial LED strands sized to the tree so the spacing looks even, not bunched. We'll assess each tree during the quote and recommend what reads best from your road frontage given the setback.

That's the main reason we don't use store-bought clips. Smithtown sees nor'easter winds, ice loading, and the occasional heavy wet snow off the Sound, all of which tear down poorly attached lights fast. We use commercial-grade LED runs and roofline hardware rated to hold through the season, anchored to gutters and fascia without leaving damage. If something does come loose after a major storm, mid-season maintenance is included in your package — you call, we come back out and fix it. You shouldn't be up on an icy ladder in January, and with our setup you won't need to be.

Absolutely, and those lots actually benefit most from a layered approach. On a home set well back from the road, roofline lights alone tend to disappear — the house is too far off the street to register. For these properties we combine crisp gutter lighting with wrapped front trees and lit walkways or driveway markers so the whole frontage reads clearly at night. It pulls the eye from the road all the way up to the house. We measure the setback during the quote and design accordingly, so you're not paying for lights nobody can see from the street.

Yes — tall pines and spruces are some of the most common requests we get in Smithtown, and they're exactly why people call a crew instead of doing it themselves. Many of these trees push 30 to 50 feet, which means extension poles, proper ladders, and a ground spotter for safety. We wrap trunks and lower branches for most homes, or run full-tree wraps when you want a true focal point visible from the street. We use commercial LED strands sized to the tree so the spacing looks even, not bunched. We'll assess each tree during the quote and recommend what reads best from your road frontage given the setback.

That's the main reason we don't use store-bought clips. Smithtown sees nor'easter winds, ice loading, and the occasional heavy wet snow off the Sound, all of which tear down poorly attached lights fast. We use commercial-grade LED runs and roofline hardware rated to hold through the season, anchored to gutters and fascia without leaving damage. If something does come loose after a major storm, mid-season maintenance is included in your package — you call, we come back out and fix it. You shouldn't be up on an icy ladder in January, and with our setup you won't need to be.

Absolutely, and those lots actually benefit most from a layered approach. On a home set well back from the road, roofline lights alone tend to disappear — the house is too far off the street to register. For these properties we combine crisp gutter lighting with wrapped front trees and lit walkways or driveway markers so the whole frontage reads clearly at night. It pulls the eye from the road all the way up to the house. We measure the setback during the quote and design accordingly, so you're not paying for lights nobody can see from the street.