Christmas Lights Going Out? The Truth From a Utah County Installer

A real job from last season: I took down another installer’s Christmas lights in Utah County and found exposed, cut copper wire hidden in the sharpest part of the roof, no tape or protection. Here’s why I never reuse another company’s lights, and what to actually check before trusting yours.

Warm white or winter white for your Christmas lights? I do not pick. You do. Some Utah County homeowners love the cozy glow of warm white, others want the crisp look of winter white. It is true custom, and the homeowner gets to decide. DM me and tell me which white you want.

Hang your Halloween lights once and Christmas is already handled. This month I put orange and purple lights on your Utah County roofline, then right before Christmas I swap the bulbs to red and green. The lights stay up, so you pay for the swap, not a whole new install. Book this month and take…

Hanging Christmas lights isn’t hard, and I’ll be the first to say it. The real weight is the mental load: keeping track of the bulbs, the repairs, the takedown, and a place to put it all afterward. I take that off your plate with one price that covers everything from install to storage, so your…

Windy winter in Utah County? Every strand I hang is custom fit to your roofline and secured to the fascia, so it stays put. And because it is a rental, repairs and quick calls are free and included in one price.

I’ve lived next door to permanent lights that flashed colors all year and shone right into my bedroom window at night. That’s one of the reasons I don’t install them. Permanent systems often cost thousands upfront, and once they’re on your house, the upkeep is yours. I hang faceted and warm-glow C9 LED bulbs that…