Antelope Christmas Light Installation
In Antelope, the ladder in the garage usually tops out at the first-floor gutter, and somebody in the family has strong feelings about the second floor. That gap is what Antelope Christmas light installation is for. We handle the high parts, you handle the hot cocoa. The quote is free and happens on the phone at (916) 586-7193.
Second-story rooflines are most of the job
Much of Antelope is planned subdivisions from the late eighties on, and plenty of those houses have a second-story roofline with a peak or two over the garage. Outlining that top edge is what makes a house show up from the end of the street, and it’s also the part nobody should be doing alone on a borrowed extension ladder. We bring the ladders, the lights and the clips. You don’t buy or store a thing.
Antelope Christmas light installation from Antelope Pointe to Barrett Ranch
Antelope Pointe, up against Roseville Road and Antelope Road, is dense, and the houses sit fairly close together. Tight lots mean the roofline and the front entry carry the whole look, so a clean roofline, lit garland around the door and a wreath above the garage is plenty.
Kirkland Place mixes older and newer homes, with Chardonnay Park nearby. The older lots there tend to have more grown-in trees, which is where tree wraps start to make sense. Quail Park is a small, tucked-away pocket where one house goes up and, a few days later, the neighbors want theirs done too.
Falcons View is mostly nineties and 2000s midsize homes, and newer neighborhoods mean younger trees. A skinny street tree doesn’t give us much to wrap, so on those houses we’d rather spend the effort on the roofline, stakes along the walk and pillar wraps on the porch columns.
Up north toward Elverta Road, Barrett Ranch is the newest part of town we work in, and some of its streets come with HOA guidelines on start and end dates. Tell us yours when you call and we’ll book the install and the takedown inside them.
Front only is fine
Most people only want the street side lit and skip the back fence and side yard, and we think that’s the right call. If all you want is a wreath and some garland at the door, have a look at our wreath hanging options. Small jobs are fine.
Clips on the roof, flags on the sprinklers
Every light goes up on clips: tile clips for tile roofs, shingle or gutter clips for composition. Nothing gets drilled or nailed. New lawns in these subdivisions are full of sprinkler heads, so we find and flag them before a single stake goes into the dirt. We also check which outdoor outlets you have and whether they share a circuit with the garage, then put everything on a timer that runs from dusk to whatever hour you pick.
Weekday installs
Most Antelope installs happen on a weekday while everybody’s at work or school. Leave the side gate open and the outdoor outlets reachable, and the house will be lit before you get home. We’ll let you know when it’s done.
Takedown is in January. Every time.
Come January, we’re back on your roof pulling every strand, and all of it rides home in our truck, not in your garage. If a section goes out before then, call (916) 586-7193 and we’ll swap it. Our crews are already working North Highlands and Sacramento on the same days, so getting out to Antelope is easy. To get a number, call (916) 586-7193 or send a photo of the front of your house through our contact page.