LIT Outdoor Lighting
Christmas Lighting in Tulsa, OK
Seasonal rooflines and yard displays designed, installed, maintained, and removed between October and December.
Christmas lighting on a house is more work than it looks like from the curb. Clips have to match the roofline, whether that's shingle, metal, or a fascia board, so the lights sit straight and don't sag by the second week of December. Wire runs need a plan for where power comes from and how many strands can run off one circuit before a breaker trips. We measure the house first, figure out the clip type and light count, then install once the design is set.
Lights that are stapled or nailed into shingles cause leaks that show up as a stain on the ceiling months later. We handle the whole season, October install, a check-in if something goes out, and takedown once the season's over so you're not the one on a ladder in January.
How it runs
- Measure and plan We measure the roofline and any yard features to figure out light count and clip type before install day.
- Install Lights go up with clips rated for the roof or fascia material, and wiring is run to avoid overloading a circuit.
- Mid-season check We come back partway through the season to catch any outages or clips loosened by wind.
- Takedown Lights come down after the season and clips are removed, so nothing's left on the roof into spring.
Christmas Lighting, after dark
