Cole County · West on Route 50
Christmas Light Installation in Centertown, Missouri
A small town west of the capital where the houses sit on real ground and the work is judged by whether the line is true.
Centertown sits west of Jefferson City along the Route 50 corridor, small enough that the whole town is a few minutes end to end and settled enough that most houses have been in the same families for some time. Single-story homes with long, level rooflines predominate, which happens to produce the most satisfying installations we do.
A level eave is unforgiving in the best way: there is nowhere for a sagging span or an uneven bulb spacing to hide, and when it is hung correctly the result looks surveyed rather than draped. We cut every run to measurement beforehand, so installation day is clips, connections, and a timer.
Beyond the house there is usually a good deal more worth lighting — a detached garage, a line of cedars along the drive, a tree in the front yard old enough to be the best feature on the property. We price the whole place at once rather than treating the roofline as the entire job.
What neighbors ask us first
Is a single-story house worth having done professionally?
It is among the best-looking work we produce. One continuous line of C9s, level and evenly spaced corner to corner, is what separates a professional installation from a strand out of the shed.
Do you handle the acreage properties too?
Yes. Longer drives, outbuildings, and fence lines are all familiar ground, and we plan power runs and timers as part of the design rather than discovering the problem on the day.
What does the price include?
Everything for the season: the lights themselves, the design, installation, any repairs December requires, takedown in January, and storage until next autumn. One figure, written down.
Centertown Quotes
Measured on site, priced in writing
Send the address and what you have in mind. We will call back and set a time on our way out Route 50.