Jefferson City · Cole & Callaway Counties
Christmas Light Installation in Jefferson City, Done with a Steady Hand
We design, hang, maintain, take down, and store custom-fit, commercial-grade lighting for homes and businesses around the capital. You keep both feet on the ground.
Now booking October–December 2026 installs — the calendar fills front to back.
Request a Quote
Tell us where you are, and we will come and measure
Every price starts with a walk around the property, not a guess off a photograph. Send the details below and we will call back to set a time — usually the same business day.
What we do
A full season of care, from first sketch to storage
One written price covers the whole arc of the season. Here is the work behind it.
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Residential Lighting
Rooflines, ridges, dormers, and porches traced in commercial-grade LED, each line cut to the inch for your home. Nothing sagging, nothing stapled, nothing borrowed from a big-box shelf.
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Commercial & Office
Storefronts, offices, and entryways dressed with the same care we give the finest homes. A well-lit business tells the street it intends to be here a long while.
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Design & Custom Work
We walk the property and measure before we quote. Warm white, antique gold, classic multicolor, garland and wreaths — the design is drawn for your architecture, not copied from the last job.
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Takedown & Storage
Every strand comes down in January — carefully, and on our ladders — then gets coiled, labeled by where it hangs, and stored, so next year’s install goes up quicker.
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Season-Long Maintenance
If a bulb dims or a line drops in a December wind, call. We come back and make it right, at no charge, for the whole season. The display should look like day one until the day it comes down.
The standard
Four things we will not compromise on
Insured crews
Liability and workers’ compensation both, carried by our own crew. Nothing subcontracted, and the certificates are yours to see before a boot touches a rung.
No holes in your house
Clips chosen for the surface they sit on — gutter, shingle, brick edge, parapet cap. No staples, no screws, no nails, and nothing left behind in January.
Cut to your architecture
Commercial-grade LED measured and cut to your own rooflines rather than run to a spool length. That is why the finished lines read like trim carpentry.
One written price
Design, lights, installation, service calls through December, January takedown and storage until next fall — all in one number, agreed before we start.
The work
The styles we hang
Photographs of our own finished work — classic colored C9s, red and warm white on brick, garland and bows, wrapped trees and lit storefronts. Your design is drawn for your own architecture, not copied from a catalog.
Where we work
Jefferson City first, then the towns around the capital
Home base is Jefferson City itself — the streets around the Capitol, the old neighborhoods of Munichburg, the east side, and west out past the country club grounds. From there the trucks run both sides of the river: south through Cole County’s close-knit communities, and across the bridge into Callaway County as far as Fulton. If you are near the capital and don’t see your town below, call anyway — odds are good we already pass your street.
Holts Summit
Just across the river on the Callaway side — a short run over the bridge for our crews.
Lights in Holts SummitWardsville
South of town on Route B, where word of mouth is the only advertising that counts.
Lights in WardsvilleRussellville
Farm ground southwest of the capital — houses, shops and outbuildings.
Taos
A close village minutes southeast of town, on our route all season.
Centertown
West on Route 50, where long level rooflines do the work.
California
The Moniteau County seat — courthouse square and older streets.
Linn
Up on the hill east on Highway 50, where a house shows from a distance.
New Bloomfield
North of the river in Callaway County, school at the center of it.
St. Martins
The quiet west side — established streets and acreage lots off Highway 50.
Lights in St. MartinsFulton
The Callaway County seat, brick streets and all — well worth the drive.
Lights in FultonDowntown Jefferson City
The Capitol district and High Street — storefronts, offices and old masonry.
Lights in Downtown Jefferson CityMunichburg
The old south side, where narrow lots put the display right at the sidewalk.
West Jefferson City
Past the country club — long rooflines, tall gables and big yard trees.
Lights in West Jefferson CityEast Jefferson City
Older East End porches on one side, Highway 50 business frontage on the other.
Moreau Heights
Hillside lots southeast of town, with low ranch rooflines made for C9s.
Cole County
Our home county end to end — capital streets, small towns and ridge roads.
Lights in Cole CountyCallaway County
North over the bridge: Fulton, Holts Summit and the farm ground between.
Lights in Callaway CountyTipton
The far west end of our Highway 50 run, in Moniteau County past California.
Auxvasse
North on Highway 54 in Callaway County, where the country opens out and the nights go dark.
Lights in AuxvasseBelle
A small Maries County town in the hills south of the river — quiet, and easy to light well.
Lights in BelleEugene
South on Highway 17, in the country between the capital and the lake.
Lights in EugeneGerald
The Franklin County end of our routes east on 50, with generous lots and simple rooflines.
Lights in GeraldHermann
German brick on the bluffs above the Missouri — buildings that deserve careful hands.
Lights in HermannKingdom City
At the crossroads of 54 and I-70, the northern edge of our Callaway County work.
Lights in Kingdom CityLohman
A small Cole County village west on Route C, minutes from our own front door.
Lights in LohmanOwensville
A tidy Gasconade County town east on Highway 50, with real acreage at the edges.
Lights in OwensvilleRolla
A university town in the hills an hour south — brick, stone, and steep ground.
Lights in RollaWestphalia
The river road in Osage County, where the church spire is the tallest thing for miles.
Lights in WestphaliaAlso serving the smaller places in between by request — Brazito, St. Thomas, Elston, Osage Bend, Mokane, Hams Prairie, and the roads that connect them.
Neighbors
The reputation we are building, house by house
They measured the whole roofline before quoting, and the finished lights fit like trim carpentry.Homeowner · West Jefferson City
A line went dark the week before Christmas. One call, and it was burning again without anyone in the house touching a ladder.The maintenance standard
Storefront lit before Thanksgiving, running on timers all season, and down again in January before anyone thought to ask.The commercial standard
These are placeholder comments showing the standard we hold ourselves to — verified customer reviews will be posted here as the 2026 season fills.
Straight answers
Questions we hear across the counties
What does Christmas light installation cost in Jefferson City?
It depends on the house, and we would rather measure than guess. The things that move the price are the length of roofline you want traced, how high it sits, whether porches, columns, wreaths and yard trees are included, and how much of the work needs a taller ladder. We walk the property, measure it, and hand you one written number covering the whole season. The quote is free and obligates you to nothing.
Do you supply the lights, or can you hang strands I already own?
We supply them. The lighting is commercial-grade LED, cut to fit your building rather than run to a spool length, and it stays ours — which is why we can guarantee it, service it through December, and store it for you afterwards. Store-bought strands are not built for a season on a Missouri roof, and we would end up warranting somebody else’s product.
When should I book for the 2026 season?
Earlier than most people expect. The calendar fills front to back from summer onward, and installs are grouped by route so whole weeks go at a time. Call in summer or early fall and you choose your install week; call in late November and you take whatever is left, if anything. Booking early costs nothing and holds your dates.
What happens to the lights after the holidays?
We come back in January and take everything down — on our ladders, not yours. The strands are coiled, labeled by where they hang, and stored until next fall, so the following season goes up faster and nothing lives in your garage all year. Takedown and storage are in the original price, not billed separately.
What if a section goes dark in the middle of December?
You call, and we come. Service through the season is included, not treated as a paid visit. Wind, ice and the occasional failed connector are part of December in mid-Missouri, and a display that stays dark for two weeks is not much of a display.
Do you decorate businesses as well as homes?
Yes — storefronts, offices, entries and commercial frontage, dressed with the same care as any house on our list. Commercial installs are scheduled around your open hours, put on timers so they run themselves, and taken down promptly in January.
Are you licensed and insured?
Insured, yes — general liability and workers’ compensation both, and we are glad to show the certificates before any work begins. Missouri does not issue a specific license for holiday lighting, so anyone claiming one is stretching; what actually protects you is the insurance, an own crew rather than subcontractors, and a written price.
The calendar fills front to back. Take your dates early.
One call starts it: we walk the property, measure, and hand you a firm written price for the whole season — install, service, takedown, and storage.
(573) 983-4866Installs October–December 2026 · Takedown each January · Cole & Callaway counties