Christmas Light Installation in West Jefferson City

The west side of Jefferson City is where the town loosens up. Past the country club the lots get wider, the streets start to curve and climb, and the housing runs from tidy post-war ranches to large newer builds with two-storey entries, deep gable stacks and rooflines that keep going. Out along Edgewood and the roads toward St. Martins there are properties with real acreage and yard trees old enough to be the best feature on the lot. There is more to light here than almost anywhere else in the city, which is exactly why it pays to plan it rather than improvise it.

Height is the honest issue. A tall entry gable or a second-storey peak over a walkout basement is not a stepladder job, and a lot of the calls we take in December are from people who found that out the hard way in November. We bring the right ladders, we do not stand on roof slopes we should not be standing on, and the crew carries liability and workers’ compensation both. That is the part of a quote you are really buying.

1. We walk it and measure. Every eave, gable, column, rail and tree you want lit gets measured on site. No square-footage guessing, and no quoting off a photograph.
2. You get one written price. The whole season in a single number: design, commercial-grade LED cut to fit, install, service through December, January takedown and storage.
3. We install on a set week. Clips only — no staples, screws or holes. Timers set so you never think about a switch, and every line tested after dark before we call it finished.
4. We come back. If a run goes dark in December we fix it at no charge. In January everything comes down, gets coiled and labeled, and is stored until next fall.

Booking the west side

West-side installs are grouped with St. Martins and the Route 50 corridor, which keeps the drive time honest and the pricing sensible. Those grouped weeks fill from summer forward. Call early and you choose your install week in October or November; call in December and we fit you where we can. The quote is free either way and obligates you to nothing.