Christmas Light Installation in Alpine, UTAlpine: acre lots, tall pines and a mountain view to respect.

Big lots, tall pines

Alpine's country-residential zone is built around lots of an acre or more. On a lot that size, the house is only part of the picture. A couple of tall conifers wrapped top to bottom, or a line of trees along the drive, is what makes the property read at night.

We wrap tall trees from the bucket truck, and roofline runs are cut to fit so every gable is finished end to end.

Hillside lots and Alpine's lighting rule

Alpine's development code has a lighting rule for hillside lots above 5,350 feet: outdoor lights should minimise how visible they are from more than 300 feet away. The code doesn't mention holiday lights either way.

If you're up there, warm white on the roofline and trees is the considerate choice, and we set timers so they're off at bedtime. We'll suggest a design that looks good from the street without lighting up the canyon.

Alpine at Christmas

Santa comes to town each December to switch on Alpine's Christmas lights at City Hall on Main Street. Santa's mailbox sits outside City Hall until mid-December. There's also the Alpine Living Nativity on North Main. It's a small-town Christmas, and a well-lit house fits right in.

The service is the same wherever you are: we hang the lights, keep them working all season, take them down in January and store them for free. How it works.