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Christmas Light Installation in Lehi & Traverse MountainLehi and Traverse Mountain, lit and taken down on time.

Lehi is just over Point of the Mountain from our shop. Much of it is HOA country, from Traverse Mountain to Holbrook Farms, and HOAs care about one thing more than how the lights look: when they come down.

From our shop
About 20 minutes
City contest
Light Up the Holidays
Takedown
From 1 January
Red, green and white on stacked gables
Red, green and white on stacked gables
Lit wreath centred on a gable with a red and white roofline
Lit wreath centred on a gable with a red and white roofline
Home at dusk with green and blue trees and a red entry
Home at dusk with green and blue trees and a red entry
Cool white bulbs on a stucco home
Cool white bulbs on a stucco home

Photos from our jobs around the south valley.

Traverse Mountain and HOA rules

The Traverse Mountain Master Association's community guidelines list a fine for Christmas lights, starting at $10 and rising each month. The page doesn't give dates, but the message is clear: lights left up too long get noticed.

Ours come down from the first of January, and every house is done before Valentine's Day. Then they go into our storage, labelled to your house. Nothing sits on your roof into spring. Holbrook Farms and Lehi's other HOAs have their own rules; tell us yours and we'll work inside them.

Hillside homes and ridge wind

Traverse Mountain's homes sit on the south slopes of the ridge, with steeper driveways, more snow and colder nights than the valley floor. The ridge pushes the wind up the slope, which is great for the paragliders at the Point and hard on loosely hung lights.

We clip every run tight and cut it to length so there's nothing for the wind to catch. If something comes loose anyway, fixes all season are included.

Lehi at Christmas

Lehi runs a Light Up the Holidays contest: residents register their decorated homes in early December and the public votes. There's also the Santa Parade to the tree lighting at City Hall, and Luminaria at Thanksgiving Point's Ashton Gardens. If you want your house in the contest, book your install in the fall so it's up well before registration.

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.

Lehi questions

Local questions, straight answers.

Does Traverse Mountain's HOA allow Christmas lights?

Yes, but the master association's guidelines list a fine for Christmas lights, which is about lights left up too long. Ours come down from 1 January and every house is done before mid-February. Check your sub-association's rules for exact dates and tell us.

Do you install Christmas lights in Lehi?

Yes, across Lehi, including Traverse Mountain and Holbrook Farms. It's about 20 minutes from our Riverton shop over Point of the Mountain.

Can you have my lights up in time for Lehi's Light Up the Holidays contest?

Yes, if you book in the fall. Registration opens in early December, and we hang in the order people call, so call early.

Reviews

From our Google listing.

  • “You can go to work and come home to beautiful Christmas lights. The best part is he takes them down and stores them in the off season too.”
    Jake Myler · Google review · a year ago

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Also nearby: Highland, Alpine, Draper, Bluffdale. All areas

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