Christmas Light Installation in Herriman, UTHerriman's newer, taller homes, lit properly and kept lit.

Built for the new-build roofline

Herriman grew faster than almost any city in America between 2010 and 2019, and it shows in the houses: two-storey plans, stacked gables, three-car garages with a long, straight run across the front. Those are the homes where a crew makes the biggest difference. We measure each run and cut the lights to fit, so there's no extra cord looped off a corner and no gap over the garage.

Herriman sits higher on the valley's west side, around 5,000 feet, so it tends to see more snow and colder nights than the valley floor. The lights go up on clips made for the job, and if weather knocks a run loose, we come back and fix it. That's included.

Rosecrest, Anthem and other HOAs

Most of Herriman's master-planned neighbourhoods, including Rosecrest, Anthem and the Juniper communities, have an HOA. Their rules sit in the resident portal, not on a public page, so check yours for holiday-lighting dates. Tell us what they say when you call and we'll plan around them. Seasonal lights that come down in January keep most homes well inside the usual limits.

Herriman at Christmas

Herriman runs a Night of Lights at City Hall and Crane Plaza to start the season. It also runs a Tour de Cheer: residents register their decorated homes for a city tour map and the public votes. If you've ever wanted your house on that map, this is the easy way to get there.

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.