Christmas light installation
Yes — you can pay someone to put your lights up.
We design, supply, fit, maintain and take down outdoor Christmas lighting across London and the South East. Homes from £1,500, most between £1,500 and £2,500.
How it works
Five steps, one of which is yours. The rest is us.
1.Tell us the house
A minute online: what you'd like lit, roughly how big the place is, and where you are. You get a price band on the spot.
2.A proper look at the house
We come and look at the real building — gutter line, power, access, the trees you forgot to mention — and fix the price.
3.Fitting day
Most homes are fitted in a single visit. Commercial-grade LED, non-penetrating clips, cable routed out of sight, tested after dark.
4.The season
Anything that fails is our problem. One message and we're back out, no charge, for as long as the lights are up.
5.Take-down
In January we strip it all, test it, and either hand your lights back or store them for you until next winter.
What's in the price
One number, everything in it. The lights are bought for your house and stay yours.
- Design drawn around your building, not a catalogue
- Commercial-grade LED, sealed and rated for a British winter
- Clips, connectors, timers and outdoor-rated cable
- Two fitters, full access kit, £10m public liability
- Repairs all season, at no charge
- Take-down in January and optional storage
Where we work
London and the South East, from a yard in Barnes, London.
- Barnes
- Richmond
- Wandsworth
- Clapham
- Chelsea
- Notting Hill
- Kensington
- Knightsbridge
- Hampstead
- Highgate
- St John's Wood
- Esher
- Cobham
- Weybridge
- Virginia Water
- Ascot
- Windsor
- Beaconsfield
- Gerrards Cross
Straight answers
The questions everybody asks.
Yes. Professional Christmas light installers design, supply, fit, maintain and take down outdoor displays for you. In London and the South East a full residential install typically runs £1,500 – £2,500, including take-down in January. You keep the lights — they are bought for your house and stay yours.
Book the winter
December dates usually go by mid-November. Get your price now and keep the week you want.
Guides
Read more on this
- Outdoor Christmas Lights: The Complete Exterior GuideHow to light a house exterior properly — roofline, windows, trees and planting, by property type. Palettes, fixings and what a fitted scheme costs.
- How to Install Christmas Lights OutsideA step-by-step method for installing outdoor Christmas lights safely — planning, power, fixings, ladder work, and when to call somebody instead.
- How to Install Christmas Lights on BrickFixing Christmas lights to brick without drilling — mortar-joint clips, adhesive hooks, what fails in frost, and the rules for listed frontages.
- Christmas Colour Schemes That Actually WorkFive Christmas colour palettes photographed on real installs — warm white, red gold and white, silver and ice blue, green and copper, all white.