Christmas Light Installation in Alton, NH

Everything from start to finish. We design the display for your home, supply all the lights and clips, install them, keep them working through the season, take them down after the holidays, and store them until next year. You don't buy lights, you don't climb a ladder, and you don't have boxes of tangled strands in your attic. It's a full-service package, not just a hanging service.

Pricing depends on how much of your home you want lit, the height and pitch of your roof, and whether you're adding trees, walkways, or wrapped columns. A simple single-story roofline is very different from a two-story home with landscape lighting. We always come out, look at the property, and give you a free, no-obligation quote in writing before anything is ordered. Most customers get their estimate back the same day.

We provide everything. We use commercial grade LED lights and clips built to hold up through New Hampshire winters, not the retail strands from a big-box store that fade by mid-December or fail after the first ice storm. Every run is measured and cut to your exact roofline so the lights sit straight along the edge instead of sagging or leaving dark gaps. The lights stay ours, which is why we can guarantee them and replace anything that fails at no cost to you.

Book as early as you can. Our calendar fills up through October and November, and the best install dates go first. We start installing in October and run through early December, and we can set your lights to stay off until you're ready to turn them on for the season. If you're reading this in late fall, it's still worth calling — we'll tell you honestly what dates we have left.

Yes, and it's already included in your price. We schedule takedown in January and handle the whole thing, including removing every clip so nothing is left behind on your roof or gutters. Then we label your display and store it for you until next season, so it never takes up space in your garage or attic. Next year we pull your exact display off the shelf and reinstall it, which makes the second season even faster.

No. We never use staples, nails, or screws. Every light is held with clips designed for the specific surface, whether that's a shingle edge, a gutter lip, or a fascia board. When the lights come down in January, there are no holes, no adhesive marks, and nothing left behind. This matters more than most people realize — staples and nails create entry points for water, and they can void a roofing warranty.

You call us and we come fix it, usually within 48 hours. There's no service call fee and no charge for replacement bulbs or strands. New Hampshire weather is hard on anything mounted outside, so we build the repair visits into the price rather than surprising you with an invoice in the middle of December. Your display should look right for the entire season, not just the week we installed it.

Yes. Warm white is the most popular choice and it looks especially good against snow, but we also do cool white, classic multicolor, and single-color displays in red, green, or blue. We'll walk your property with you and talk through bulb style too, since larger C9 bulbs read very differently from small mini lights depending on how far the house sits from the road. If you're not sure what you want, we'll show you what works well on homes like yours.

We light the whole property. Rooflines and gables, wrapped trees and shrubs, walkways and driveway edges, porch columns and railings, window and door frames, plus wreaths and garland. Most homeowners start with the roofline and add a few trees or a lit walkway once they see how much depth it adds after dark. We'll price it out in sections so you can decide what fits your budget.

Very little. We use commercial grade LEDs, which draw a small fraction of the power that older incandescent bulbs pull. For a typical home running the display a few hours each evening through the season, most customers see only a few dollars added to their monthly bill. LEDs also run cool, which is safer around dry wreaths and garland, and they hold their brightness in cold weather instead of dimming.

Most homes take a few hours, and larger properties with trees and landscape lighting can run most of a day. You don't need to be home as long as we have access to the areas we're lighting and an outdoor outlet. We'll confirm your install date ahead of time and let you know when we're finished. If you'd rather be there to see the layout before we start, that works too — just tell us when you book.

We do. Storefronts and retail plazas, hotels and resorts, restaurants, office buildings, apartment complexes, HOA communities, town commons, and municipal buildings. Commercial installs are scheduled around your business hours so we're never in the way of customers or tenants, and we'll send a certificate of insurance to your property manager before we start. Multi-building properties get one quote, one schedule, and the same crew across every address.

Yes. Splash Pressure Washing is fully licensed and carries two million dollars in insurance coverage. That matters more with lighting than most people think — anyone climbing on your roof in December is a real liability, and if a neighbor or a friend with a ladder gets hurt on your property, that falls on you. When we're up there, the risk is ours. We're happy to send proof of insurance before we start.

Permanent lighting is a low-profile LED track mounted along your roofline once and left there year-round. During the day you barely notice it. At night you control the colors and patterns from your phone: warm white for everyday, red and green in December, orange in October, team colors on game day, or off entirely. There's no annual install or takedown, and it works as accent, security, and holiday lighting all in one. We install these too, so ask when we come out for your quote.

We're based in Alton and serve more than 30 communities across New Hampshire, including Gilford, Meredith, Moultonborough, Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro, Laconia, Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Dover, Portsmouth, Bedford, and the surrounding Lakes Region. We also cover parts of northern Massachusetts and southern Maine. If your town isn't listed, call us anyway — we're often closer than people expect.

Your quote is free and there's no obligation to book. Once you approve the design, we'll walk you through exactly what's due and when before we order a single strand. There are no hidden fees, no charges for in-season repairs, and no separate invoice for takedown or storage — the price we quote is the price for the full season.