Christmas Light Safety: Ladders, Circuits and Roofs
Hanging Christmas lights is not complicated work. It is simple work done twenty feet off the ground, in December, by […]
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Christmas Lights
Tips, trends and behind-the-scenes looks at professional holiday lighting across Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
How to Store Christmas Lights So They Survive the Year
Most Christmas lights do not die on the roof. They die in a box in the garage sometime between January […]
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What Happens When a Strand Fails Mid Season?
It is the second week of December. You pull into the driveway and one run of the roofline is dark. […]
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Christmas Lights Not Working? What to Check First
You plug the lights in and nothing happens. Or half the roofline comes on and the other half stays dark. […]
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Holiday Lighting for Office Parks and Campuses
An office park is not a house with more roofline. It is a set of buildings, a sign at the […]
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Holiday Lighting for Retail Storefronts
A storefront has a few seconds to earn attention. Someone driving past, or walking by on a cold December evening, […]
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Commercial Christmas Lighting: What Businesses Should Know
Lighting a business is a different job from lighting a house. The building is usually bigger. People you are responsible […]
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Christmas Lighting for Smaller Homes and Bungalows
A small house does not need less care with Christmas lights. It needs more. On a bungalow with a short, […]
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Holiday Lighting for Historic Homes
People buy older houses for the trim. Crown molding under the eaves, turned porch posts, sawn brackets under a gable, […]
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Lighting a Long Driveway and Approach
Some houses sit close to the street. Light the roofline well and the job is done. A house at the […]
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