
Miami
Christmas Lights
We climb the ladders and wrap the palms. You just enjoy the view.
Miami, Miami-Dade County
Christmas Light Hanging Services in Miami, FL
Hanging Christmas lights yourself in Miami means hauling a ladder out in the heat, balancing on a barrel-tile roof, and hoping the strands stay straight. It's also the part of the holidays most people would happily hand off. If you've searched for someone to hang your Christmas lights, this is exactly what we do.
Our crews do all of the ladder and roof work. Lights attach with clips made for your roof type, whether that's barrel tile, flat tile, shingle, metal or a gutter edge. We never use nails, screws or staples in your roof or fascia. C9 bulbs are spaced every 12 inches and run in straight, even lines that follow the roof and gables. Palms get LED mini lights wrapped tightly up the trunk, with the crown added if you like. Oaks, hedges and garden beds get the same careful wrap.
When the season is over, we come back in January and take it all down cleanly. Clips come off, strands come down, and everything leaves with us. There's no tangle in your garage and no trip up the ladder in the new year. You get a home that looks professionally lit from the curb, and you never once had to step on the roof to make it happen.
Updated for the holiday season.
See your Miami price in about a minute.
Tell us what you'd like lit and the quote shows your price right away. No visit needed to get a number.
How it works
Everything included, in 5 steps.
You never buy, climb, fix or store a thing. Here's the whole process, one step at a time.
01
Free custom design & instant quote
See your price online in about two minutes and book right there, with no waiting for a call back. Then we custom design your display with you at a free design visit, or on a quick call when that's easier.
02
We provide all lights & supplies
Commercial-grade LED lights, clips, wreaths, garland and everything else your design needs come from us. The lights stay ours, so there's nothing to buy.
03
Safe & professional installation
Our experienced, insured crew installs on a date that works for you. Lights attach with clips made for gutters, shingles and tile, with no nails or screws in your roof. You stay off the ladder.
04
Free maintenance all season
If a bulb or a section of lights goes out, we fix it within 48 hours at no charge. Just call, text or email us.
05
We take everything down
In January we take everything down cleanly and haul it all away, so there's nothing for you to store.
Local to Miami
How we hang lights on Miami homes
Clips for every Miami roof
Older Miami neighborhoods mix barrel tile, flat roofs with parapets and newer metal roofs. Each gets clips made for it, so lines sit straight without damage.
Palms wrapped, not draped
Royal palms, coconut palms and clustered palms get mini lights wrapped evenly up the trunk. Add the crown for a fuller glow at night.
Big oaks and banyans
Streets like those in The Roads are known for heavy tree canopy. We can wrap a trunk for a clean look or trunk plus main limbs for more drama.
Clean takedown in January
Every clip and strand comes off and goes with us. Your roof and trees look just like they did before we arrived.
What we light
What we light in Miami.
Roofline & Ridgelines
The classic look that defines a home for the holidays — clean, even lines of commercial-grade C9 bulbs following every eave, ridgeline, peak, and gable.
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Palm Trees
The look that says Miami for the holidays more than any other — palm trunks wrapped in a clean, even spiral of light from the base up into the fronds.
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Wreaths & Garland
The detail that finishes a display at eye level — oversized lit wreaths on the door, above the garage, or on a gable peak, plus garland wrapped over doorways, windows, columns, and railings.
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Trees, Hedges & Pathways
The look that takes a display from a lit-up roofline to a fully glowing property — wrapped oaks and ornamentals, hedges and garden beds blanketed in even light, and pathways or driveways lined to guide the eye all the way to your door.
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Custom Displays
For homeowners, businesses, and communities who want something beyond the standard package — mega trees, floating light spheres, grand entrances, and property-wide displays designed around your space.
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Pricing
What most homes pay
For the whole season: lights, installation, repairs and takedown in January. Free Christmas lights planner →
Roofline displays
$999–$2,500
most homes
C9 lights along your roofline — front only or the whole home.
Full-property designs
$1,800–$4,500
most homes
Roofline plus palms, wreaths and accents — the full display.
Your home
Your exact price
Pick what you want lit and see your price online in about two minutes.
FAQ
Christmas Light Hanging Services in Miami, answered
Do you offer Christmas light hanging services in Miami?
Yes. We hang lights on homes across the City of Miami and nearby Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Miami Shores and Key Biscayne. Start an instant quote with your address and we'll confirm your area.
Will hanging lights damage my tile roof or gutters?
No. Lights attach with clips made for gutters, shingles and tile, with no nails, screws or staples in your roof or fascia. Everything comes off cleanly at takedown.
Can you hang lights on a two-story home?
Yes. Choose 2 stories in the quote and the extra ladder and lift work is priced in. Homes of three or more stories always get a design visit so we can measure on site.
Do I need to be home while you hang the lights?
We'll go over the plan with you at your design visit or call. On install day we'll let you know what we need, such as access to your outdoor outlets.
Do I have to buy the lights?
No. The lights stay ours. We bring them, hang them, maintain them and take them away in January, so there's nothing to buy or store.
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