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Christmas Light Installation in Pittsburgh, PA

Straight lines along every roofline, nothing nailed into your fascia, and a crew that comes back in January to take it all down.

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A Set Day Every Week
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Locally Owned in Pittsburgh

Nobody on a Ladder in December

Holiday Lighting Hung and Removed for Pittsburgh Homes

The install is the easy part. The reason people hire us is that we come back and take it all down.

Hanging lights is a nice Saturday in November and a miserable one in January. Roofs here are steep, a lot of them are slate, and by the time the lights need to come down there is ice on everything. We handle the whole season instead, from the first strand up to the last box put away.

Runs are cut to your rooflines so there is no doubled-back slack or dark gap at the corner. Everything clips on, so nothing is nailed or stapled into fascia or shingles. We set the timer, walk it with you after dark, and fix anything that burns out between then and New Year's.

  • Roofline light installs
  • Porch and column wraps
  • Tree and shrub lighting
  • Wreath and garland hanging
  • Timer and outlet setup
  • In-season bulb repairs
  • January takedown service
  • Off-season light storage
Warm white C9 bulbs clipped in a straight line along a roofline

Why People Stop Doing It Themselves

Holiday Light Headaches We Take Off Your Hands

Every one of these is a story a customer has told us at least once.

  1. Half a Strand Dead by Week Two

    One bad bulb takes out a whole run and it always happens after dark.

  2. Store-Bought Lengths Never Fit

    You end up with slack bunched at one corner and a dark gap at the other.

  3. Ladders on Icy Pittsburgh Roofs

    Steep slate and December ice are how people get badly hurt every winter.

  4. Lights Still Up in March

    Takedown is the job everyone puts off until the neighbors start noticing.

  5. Nail Holes in the Fascia

    Staples and nails from past years leave permanent damage along the trim.

Season Start to Finish

How Holiday Light Service Works

Four steps that cover you from November through the January takedown.

  1. Design the Look

    We measure rooflines and agree on color, bulb style and coverage.

  2. Install Before Thanksgiving

    Custom-cut runs clipped on, trees wrapped, timer set and tested.

  3. We Fix What Fails

    One call and we handle any burned-out section during the season.

  4. January Takedown

    Everything comes down, gets coiled by section, and is stored or boxed.

Lighting a Pittsburgh Winter

What Holiday Lighting Faces in Western Pennsylvania

Six local conditions that decide how holiday lights are installed here.

Ice Loading on Runs

Freezing rain adds real weight, so clips and spacing have to be right.

Steep Slate Rooflines

Older homes here have pitches that rule out any do-it-yourself install.

Early Dark Afternoons

Sunset before five in December means timers matter more than they look.

Old Exterior Circuits

Century-old homes need load spread across outlets so breakers hold.

Squirrels in the Canopy

Tree-heavy streets mean chewed cords, which is why in-season repairs matter.

Wet November Install Days

We schedule early so lights go up before the roofs turn slick.

Customer Feedback

Why Neighbors Keep Calling J&J Back

"Great price. Excellent job done. Thorough, responsive and good work ethic. Very informative to the last minute. Impressive!"

J. Chén

August 2026

"This was one of the best experiences I had from landscaping. He was polite, respectful, and flexible. I really appreciate J&J Landscaping — I try and recommend them to everyone who needs it."

Tray C.

September 2025

"Awesome work on the mulch, made it look very neat, and they also edged it as well (didn't know what that was until he told me)."

Derrick C.

August 2025

Holiday Lighting Questions

Christmas Light Questions Homeowners Ask Us

Call in October if you can. We start hanging in early November while the weather still cooperates, and the calendar is usually full by the week of Thanksgiving. Lights can stay dark on a timer until you are ready to turn them on.

Books Up by Thanksgiving

Want Your Lights Up Before December?

Call now to hold an install date. The calendar fills earlier every year around here.

Reserve an Install Date

Book Christmas Light Installation

Send a photo of the front of your house and we can quote the roofline from it.

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Hours of Operation

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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