Christmas Light Installation Vero Beach, FL

Price is house-dependent. It's all to do with linear feet of roofline, the height of the eaves, how many palms/trees you want wrapped, and whether you're using your own lights. A single-story ranch with one roofline is a completely different job from a two-story home in Orchid with a very steep tile roof. That's why we go out and walk the property first and give you a written estimate with line items prior to anything being hung.

Yes. Concrete and clay tile crack quite easily under footfall, so we work from ladders at the eaves wherever we can and use the clips specifically made for tile, which hold the strand without any prying or drilling. Nothing gets nailed, screwed, or glued to your roof. When the lights go down, the clips come off clean.

In most cases, we can. We test every strand before we put it up. Salt air here is a real bastard to sockets and plugs, and they wear out far quicker than they do up north. A strand that worked last year can go dead in 11 months in a damp garage. If a set is done, we'll let you know and put it to one side rather than hang something that's going to fail halfway through December.

They should if they're properly installed. The official end of Atlantic hurricane season is November 30th, and December rain on the Treasure Coast is typically very light in comparison to the summer storms. Wind is the real problem, particularly on the barrier island. With tight clip spacing, outdoor-rated LED strands, and covered connections, the display is pretty much good to go through most of the winter fronts. If anything does move, then just call us, and we'll sort it.

It can be; the stats aren't good. The USCPSC reports that around 14,900 people were treated in ERs for holiday decorating injuries during the 2023 season, and nearly half of those injuries were falls. Wet tile, soft ground all around the landscaping, and a ladder propped up against a gutter is a very bad mix. We work with the right ladders, the right stabilizers, and have a second person on the ground.

We do. The majority of takedowns are in the first two weeks of January. We take down every clip, have a good look at the fascia, gutters and trim for any wear and tear, and then coil and label your strands so that next year's installation is a doddle. If we spot anything that needs fixing, like a loose gutter bracket, we'll let you know whilst we're there.

Our crews cover most of the Treasure Coast. That includes Indian River Shores, Sebastian, Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Tradition, Jensen Beach, Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Jupiter, and Tequesta. If you’re not sure we reach your street, give us a call, and we’ll check.

Call Mr. Handyman serving Vero Beach and Jupiter or request service online. Tell us roughly what you’d like lit and when you want it up. We’ll schedule a time to walk the property, take measurements, and send you a written estimate. Once you approve it, we lock in your install date. Questions first? Contact our team, and we’ll get back to you.