Every corner of Boone County
Christmas Light Installation Across Boone County — cul-de-sacs to gravel drives
One crew, the whole county. If your address says Boone — subdivision, farmstead, or something in between — we'll hang it, keep it lit, and take it down in January.
In town: the Columbia neighborhoods we work all winter
Columbia is home base, and from Thanksgiving on, our trailer is a regular sight along Providence, Nifong, Scott Boulevard, and Grindstone. Some neighborhoods we know roofline by roofline:
- Old Southwest
- The Grasslands
- Thornbrook
- Vanderveen
- Bearfield area
- Rock Bridge
- Green Meadows
- Cherry Hill
Each one decorates differently. The older streets of Old Southwest and the Grasslands lean classic — warm white C9s, real garland, wreaths that suit a brick two-story. Out in Thornbrook, Cherry Hill, and the newer south-side subdivisions, crisp full-roofline outlines rule the cul-de-sac. Vanderveen and the north side mix it up with color. Whatever your street does, we'll design something that belongs on it — and still stands out on it.
Out the lettered routes: farm and country installs
Past the city limit sign is where Boone County shows off — and where we do some of our favorite work. A farmhouse roofline glowing at the end of a long gravel drive reads for half a mile across a bare winter field. There's nothing subtle about it, and that's the point.
Country installs come with country logistics — distance from the panel, well-house outlets, wind with a running start. We plan for all of it:
- Farmhouse rooflines and porches — the classic, visible from the blacktop.
- Barns and outbuildings — outline a gambrel roof once and you'll never skip it again.
- Fence lines and gates — a lit run of fence along the road frontage is pure holiday-card material.
- Big yard trees — mature oaks and maples, trunk-wrapped so they glow clear across the field.
Weather-rated connections, heavy-duty timers, commercial-grade strands that shrug off a north wind — and if something quits anyway, we drive out and fix it as part of the price.
The towns, each with their own page
We wrote a real page for each corner of the county, because each one is its own place: Ashland and its fast-growing streets, tiny riverfront Rocheport, ranch-country Hallsville, and rail-town Centralia. Somewhere between them on a county road? You're exactly who this page is for.
Wherever the driveway ends, we'll be there
Tell us where the house is — city street or county road — and we'll call back with one firm price.
Tell us about your place in the county
Your street address is all we need to start measuring. Rural routes absolutely welcome.