What’s Actually Included in a Professional Christmas Light Installation

Christmas light installation options infographic, Utah County home

A professional install is a lot more than lights stapled along the roofline. Here’s what The Christmas Peddler actually offers, so you know what’s possible before you book.

Every install uses C9 or E15 base bulbs, genuine LED, available in a faceted cut-crystal look or a smooth clear-glass look that reads like a classic incandescent bulb without the energy cost or the burnout risk. Rooflines and eaves get these bulbs hooked along the fascia, never screwed underneath. Ridge lines, the peak of the roof that isn’t always visible from the street but shows beautifully from a distance or upstairs windows, are an option most homeowners don’t think to ask for. Window and corner outlining uses the same C9/E15 bulbs for a clean, defined look along the home’s architecture.

Genuine mini lights are reserved for wrapping trees, bushes, shrubs, and columns, never used on rooflines or gutters, where they read as flimsy compared to C9/E15. Custom wrapping also extends to porch railings and even fake trees for porches or indoor display.

For anyone who wants their display synced to music, an inline music adapter is available, no separate control box, just plug and play.

Early bird booking is open now: get on the schedule by the end of September and your install date is locked in for October, ahead of the holiday rush.

Ask about music sync when you book your Christmas Lights install, or head to Contact & Quote to get on the schedule.

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