
Municipal Christmas Lighting
Town squares, main streets, civic buildings and public parks: the large-format, high-traffic work, including the tree everyone photographs.

Hamilton has real architecture to work with: a historic civic core, bridges, and a downtown that has had significant investment. Architectural and permanent color lighting suits a city like this better than seasonal decor does, because the buildings are worth lighting in March as well as in December.
In Hamilton

Town squares, main streets, civic buildings and public parks: the large-format, high-traffic work, including the tree everyone photographs.

PermaLites365: permanent architectural LED installed once into the roofline, warm white most of the year, any color you want for a holiday or a game.

Storefronts, office parks, hotels, restaurants and retail centers across Greater Cincinnati, on a schedule that does not interrupt trading hours.
Everything else we install, here too
Nearby
Hamilton sits in Butler County. We cover 4 counties in all.
Questions
Earlier than feels necessary. Design and booking start in late summer and the popular November and December dates go first. By the time most people start thinking about it, the choice is not which date you want but which dates are left. Booking early also means more room to customize the design, because there is time to order anything that is not already in the warehouse.
Greater Cincinnati: Hamilton, Warren, Butler and Clermont counties, and the suburbs across all four. The service area page lists the places we work in most, and there is a longer list beneath it. If you are not sure whether you are inside it, call and ask rather than assuming.
Quotes are free. Use the quote form and tell us what the property is and what you are imagining, or call. For anything beyond a straightforward roofline we will want to see the property, and for landscape lighting that visit happens after dark, because that is the only time the result can be judged honestly.
Yes. Our crews are trained and insured, which matters more than it sounds: emergency rooms see thousands of falls and electrical injuries every December from people putting up their own lights. If someone is going to be on your roof in the cold, it should be someone who does it for a living and carries cover for it.
Quotes are free, for houses, businesses and public spaces alike. Tell us what the property is and what you have in mind, or just call and describe it.
Or call (513) 489-8873
The number takes texts too.