Seasonal C9 Christmas Lighting

Classic C9 Christmas Lights, Hung, Serviced and Taken Down for You.

The big-bulb roofline look people actually picture when they think of Christmas lights — professionally installed in the fall, watched over all season, and removed and stored in January. You never touch a ladder, a staple gun or a tangled box.

Install dates for October and November are booked first-come — reserve by September 30 for the season's best rates.

Get your seasonal quote

We'll measure, design and give you a firm per-season price. Book by September 30 for the best rates.

No obligation. Book by September 30 for the season's best rates.

Oct–Nov
Installation window, booked first-come
Included
Takedown in January, every plan
In-season
Service calls if a run goes dark
Rent or buy
Two ways to pay for the lights

Is this the right fit?

The classic look. None of the ladder work.

We'd rather point you at the other option than sell you the wrong one. Here's the honest test.

Seasonal is the right call if…

  • You want that classic large-bulb C9 look on the roofline
  • You only want lights up for the holiday season
  • You'd rather a predictable yearly cost than a one-time investment
  • You want it gone and stored in January without lifting a finger
  • You're renting, or you might move in the next year or two

Permanent might suit you better if…

  • You'd use lighting year-round, not just in December
  • You want Halloween, Canada Day and game-day colours too
  • You'd rather pay once than every season
  • You want app control and instant colour changes
See Permanent Lighting

What you get

Why homeowners pick seasonal

1

Commercial-grade C9, not big-box strings

Heavy LED C9 bulbs on commercial wire, cut and built to your rooflines. They hold colour, survive the wind, and won't leave you with a dead third of a run in December.

2

Install, service, takedown, storage

One price covers the whole cycle. We hang it in the fall, come back if anything fails mid-season, then remove and store everything in January.

3

Custom-fit to your roofline

Runs are measured and built for your house rather than stretched from a fixed-length box, so lines are straight, spacing is even and there's no sagging or doubling back.

4

In-season service included

If a run goes dark in the middle of December, you call and we come out. You're not on a ladder in the snow trying to find the bad bulb.

5

Nothing to store

On the rental plan we take everything away and store it. No bins in the garage, no untangling next November.

6

Clean removal

Clips come off with the lights. No staples left in your fascia, no adhesive marks, no holes to fill in the spring.

How it works

From booking to takedown

01
Book early

Book before the calendar fills

Send the form or call. The earliest bookings get the season's best pricing and first pick of install dates — the fall calendar fills fast.

02

We measure and design

We walk the property, measure every run, and plan the layout — rooflines, peaks, columns, trees and walkways — then give you a firm per-season price.

03

Installation in the fall

Crews install in October and November so you're lit for the season. Everything is custom-cut and clipped, with timers set to whatever schedule you want.

04

Takedown and storage in January

We come back, take everything down cleanly, and — on the rental plan — store it until next season. Rebooking is a phone call.

The season

How a season actually runs

Seasonal lighting is a calendar business. Knowing when things happen is most of knowing when to call.

  1. Jul – Sep

    Booking window

    Best pricing and widest choice of install dates. Design and quoting happen now.

    You are here
  2. Oct – Nov

    Installation

    Crews install across the service area. Earlier bookings get earlier slots.

  3. Dec

    In season

    Lights run on your schedule. Any failure mid-season is a phone call and we come out.

  4. Jan

    Takedown & storage

    Clean removal, clips and all. On the rental plan everything goes into our storage until next year.

The install calendar fills from the outside in. Booking in summer or early fall gets you the best rate and first pick of dates; leaving it to late November usually means whatever's left.

Two ways to pay

Rent the lights, or own them

Same lights, same crews, same service — the only difference is who owns the material and how the cost is spread. We'll show you both numbers at the quote.

Rental

Most popular

Most popular — nothing to buy, nothing to store

We own the lights. One per-season price covers design, custom-built runs, installation, in-season service calls, takedown and off-season storage. Rebooking each year is a single phone call and your layout is already on file.

What's included

  • Design and measurement
  • Commercial-grade C9 LED, custom cut
  • Installation and timer setup
  • In-season service calls
  • Takedown in January
  • Off-season storage
Best for: Homeowners who want the whole thing handled and no bins in the garage.

Buy

Own the lights, we do the labour

You buy the C9 sets outright as a one-time cost, custom-built to your rooflines. After that you pay only for install and takedown each year. Over enough seasons it works out cheaper, and the lights are yours if you move.

What's included

  • Design and measurement
  • Commercial-grade C9 LED, custom cut, yours to keep
  • Installation and timer setup each season
  • In-season service calls
  • Takedown in January
  • Storage at your place (or add ours)
Best for: Owners staying put long-term who'd rather own the material and pay less each year.

Pricing

What seasonal lighting costs

Seasonal is priced per season and quoted per property — there's no useful one-size figure, because a single-storey bungalow frontage and a two-storey with four gables are very different jobs.

You get a firm, itemized per-season price after we've measured. Book before the deadline and that price is locked in before the fall rush.

What moves the price

  • Total linear feet of roofline being lit
  • Number of storeys and peaks — access drives labour more than anything
  • Front elevation only, or the full perimeter
  • Extras like columns, trees, garland, wreaths and walkway stakes
  • Rental or buy — rental spreads the cost, buying front-loads it

Commercial, municipal & events

Lighting a park, a main street, or a fundraiser?

Tree wrapping, downtown streetscapes, drive-through light shows, charity displays and community events are a different job from a house — budgets, approvals, public safety and a hard opening night. We scope them properly.

Commercial seasonal lighting →

Our work

Real installs, shown after dark

Tree Wrapping — Municipal Park — permanent LED lighting by Celebrate Lighting in Woodstock, Ontario

Tree Wrapping — Municipal Park

Woodstock

Warm-white wrapping on mature park maples for a municipal seasonal display, installed and removed on the town's schedule.

Streetscape Hedging — Commercial Frontage — permanent LED lighting by Celebrate Lighting in Woodstock, Ontario

Streetscape Hedging — Commercial Frontage

Woodstock

Cedar hedging along a commercial frontage lit for the season — high visibility from the street without touching the building envelope.

Entrance Approach — Commercial Property — permanent LED lighting by Celebrate Lighting in Woodstock, Ontario

Entrance Approach — Commercial Property

Woodstock

Warm-white hedge lighting framing a pedestrian approach, keeping the walkway bright and the frontage seasonal.

Side by side

Permanent vs seasonal C9

Both are good options — they just answer different questions. Here's the honest difference.

Permanent
Tracked LED, app-controlled
How long it's up
Year-round, permanently installed
The look
Small colour-matched LEDs in the soffit line
What you pay
One-time install cost, no annual bill
Colours
16 million+, changed from an app in seconds
Beyond Christmas
Halloween, Canada Day, game day, everyday warm white
Takedown & storage
Nothing to take down, ever
Warranty / service
Lifetime warranty on parts and workmanship
Best if you're…
Staying put and want it lit all year
Seasonal C9
Installed & removed each year
How long it's up
Installed in the fall, removed in January
The look
Classic large C9 bulbs along the roof edge
What you pay
Per-season price, every season
Colours
Chosen once at install — warm white or classic multicolour
Beyond Christmas
Holiday season only
Takedown & storage
We remove it — and store it on the rental plan
Warranty / service
In-season service calls included
Best if you're…
Renting, moving soon, or only want December

Customer reviews

What Ontario homeowners say

The installation was flawless and the lights look absolutely stunning. We can now enjoy beautiful lighting for every holiday without the hassle of putting up and taking down decorations.
Sarah M.
Tillsonburg
Professional service from start to finish. The team was punctual, respectful, and the quality of work exceeded our expectations. Highly recommend!
Michael R.
Brantford
Best investment we've made for our home! The app control is so convenient and the lights have held up perfectly through two Canadian winters.
Jennifer L.
London

Where we work

Seasonal Lighting across Southwestern Ontario

We're based in Woodstock and cover Oxford County and the cities around it. Not sure whether you're in our area? Call — chances are we cover it.

Commercial & municipal work →

Common questions

Seasonal Lighting FAQs

When should I book Christmas light installation?

As early as you can — ideally summer or early fall. Installation runs through October and November and the calendar fills from the outside in, so the earliest bookings get the season's best pricing and first pick of dates. Leaving it to late November usually means limited availability.

Do I buy the lights or do you?

Either. On the rental plan we own, install, remove and store the lights, and you pay one per-season price. On the buy plan you purchase the custom-built C9 sets outright as a one-time cost and then pay only for install and takedown each year. We'll show you both numbers at the quote.

Is takedown included?

Yes — takedown in January is part of every plan. On the rental plan we also store everything through the off-season, so there's nothing in your garage.

What happens if a section goes out in December?

You call us and we come out. In-season service is included, so you're never the one on a ladder in the snow hunting for a failed run.

Will the clips damage my roof or fascia?

No. We use purpose-made clips that attach to the shingle edge and fascia without staples, screws or adhesive. They come off with the lights in January and leave nothing behind.

What's the difference between C9 and permanent track lighting?

C9 is the classic large-bulb look, installed in the fall and removed in January — a seasonal service you rebook each year. Permanent track lighting is a one-time install of small colour-matched LEDs fitted into your soffit that stays up year-round and is controlled from an app. Many people choose C9 for the traditional Christmas look and permanent for year-round use.

Do you do more than rooflines?

Yes. Columns, porch garland, wreaths, tree wrapping, shrub and hedge lighting, and walkway stakes are all common add-ons. We plan them together so the whole property reads as one display.

Early-bird booking

Book before the calendar fills up.

Our install calendar fills from the outside in — the earliest bookings get the best dates and the season's lowest pricing. Reserve now and your price is locked before the fall rush, with your install slot held for you.

Or call 519-266-6796

Get your seasonal quote

Firm per-season price after we measure. Book by September 30 for the best rates.

No obligation. Book by September 30 for the season's best rates.

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