Christmas Light Installation in Maryland Heights

Four kinds of house

Maryland Heights is genuinely mixed. Within a mile you get postwar ranches, split-levels with awkward stepped rooflines, newer infill, and a good deal of office and light-industrial frontage. Each one wants something different, and the split-level is the one people underestimate — those staggered eaves need the runs planned so the line steps cleanly instead of looking broken.

What that means for a quote

• Ranches — one long level run, which is the cleanest and usually the most affordable job we do
• Split-levels — staggered runs planned so the steps look deliberate
• Newer two-storys — gables outlined separately, peaks reached with a lift
• Commercial frontage — parapets and entries, installed outside business hours
• Parking-lot trees and entry monuments for office parks and complexes

Near the park, and out to the lake

We work the whole Dorsett and Schuetz stretch out toward Creve Coeur Lake Park, and we are set up for the bigger jobs — lifts for tall frontages, timers for anything commercial, and a crew that can be in and out of a business park before the first car arrives in the morning.

Tell us the address and roughly what you are picturing. We will come back with one number that covers the season.