Christmas Light Installation in Jacksonville and Duval County

Who installs Christmas lights in Jacksonville, FL?

Homes and properties we light in Jacksonville

Jacksonville covers most of Duval County, so the housing is as varied as a city gets. Near downtown, San Marco, Riverside and Avondale have bungalows, brick homes and two story houses from the early 1900s, on streets lined with old oaks. Ortega and Mandarin have riverfront homes on deep lots. Southside is mostly newer subdivisions and gated communities. At the coast, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach are their own cities with beach cottages and newer three story builds on narrow lots.

Each one changes the plan. Older homes have porches, dormers and steep gables, so lights follow the trim and the porch as much as the roof edge. Newer two story homes have long eaves and several peaks. Beach homes are tall and narrow, with wind and salt air to plan for.

Neighborhoods and communities covered

Mandarin

The south end of the city along the St. Johns River. Christmas lights in Mandarin.

San Marco, Riverside and Avondale

Historic neighborhoods on both sides of the river near downtown. Warm white on the roofline and porch, with a wreath at the door, suits the age of these homes. Old wood trim and slate or tile roofs need clips that hold without fasteners.

Ortega

Established streets and riverfront homes southwest of downtown, many with large oaks worth wrapping.

Southside, Deerwood and Baymeadows

Newer neighborhoods and gated communities, most with an association. Two story rooflines with several peaks are the usual job here.

Arlington and Intracoastal West

East of the river, from mid century ranch homes in Arlington to newer communities near the Intracoastal Waterway.

The Beaches

Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach. Near the ocean, strands should be clipped at closer spacing to handle wind, with plugs and timers kept off the ground and away from salt spray.

Northside and Westside

Larger lots and newer communities north and west of downtown. Call 904-523-2248 with your address and we will tell you the next open date for your part of town.

HOA rules in Jacksonville

Older neighborhoods near downtown often have no association, though some streets sit in historic districts with their own rules for exterior changes. Newer communities on the Southside and in Bartram Park usually do have an association, and many set dates for when holiday decor can go up and when it must come down. Check what applies to you and tell us, and we will schedule install and takedown to fit. Boards planning entrance lighting can start with Christmas lights for HOAs and communities.

Businesses in Jacksonville

Storefronts, restaurants and offices can be lit around their open hours. See commercial Christmas light installation.

Scheduling in Jacksonville

Jacksonville is a big city to cross, so tell us your neighborhood when you call and we will give you the next open install date for that side of town.

Jacksonville questions

Do you install Christmas lights at the Jacksonville Beaches?

Yes. We install Christmas lights in Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach. Tell us if your home is close to the ocean so we can plan for wind and salt air. Call 904-523-2248 with your address and what you want lit.

Can you put lights on an older home in Riverside, Avondale or San Marco?

Yes. On older homes, lights are held with clips that grip trim, gutters, and roof edges without nails, staples, or screws. Tell us the age of the home and the roof type when you request a quote, and check whether your street has historic district rules.

Do you install lights for Jacksonville businesses?

Yes. We light storefronts, restaurants, and offices in Jacksonville and schedule the work around your business hours. Send the address and a photo of the building and we will send a free written quote.