A custom residential display should fit the architecture of the home, install cleanly, stay dependable through the season, and come down without damage.
Lighting Designed Around Your Home
Holiday Illumination starts by looking at the roofline, trees, porch, entry, walkways, and the way the property sits on the street. The display is then planned around those features rather than forcing every home into the same package.
Available residential elements include rooflines and ridgelines, wrapped trees and bushes, columns and entryways, walkway lighting, wreaths, bows, and window accents.
Careful Installation and In-Season Support
Roofline lighting is clipped instead of nailed or stapled. The site also states that in-season repairs are handled at no extra charge when a strand or bulb fails.
Most homes are described as one-day installations, while larger or more detailed projects can take longer. A free property-specific estimate is provided before work begins.
After the Holidays
Removal can be handled after the season, and lights can either be returned to the customer or stored by Holiday Illumination for the next year. This keeps installation, maintenance, takedown, and storage connected as one service cycle.
See Holiday Illumination Project Imagery
Use the project gallery to compare roofline, residential, commercial, permanent, wreath, and other lighting styles already shown on the current website.
View Atlanta project galleryQuestions About Residential Christmas Light Installation
Do I need to supply the lights?
No. The existing site states that Holiday Illumination supplies commercial-grade LED lights, clips, and installation hardware.
Will the installation damage my roof?
The existing service process uses clips on rooflines and gutters instead of nails or staples.
How long does a residential installation take?
The current site says most homes are completed in a single day, with larger or more detailed displays potentially taking longer.
Get a Property-Specific Estimate
Call (404) 586-4777 or use the dedicated quote page.