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Desert adobe home with warm-white Christmas roofline lights and lit landscaping at dusk

Example of warm-white roofline lighting on an adobe home.

Christmas Light Installation in St. George, UT

We hang Christmas lights on homes in St. George and the surrounding Washington County towns. We supply the lights, we put them up, we fix them if anything goes out during the season, and we come back in January and take them down.

You do not get on the roof, and you do not store anything.

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St George at a glance

  • 2,530 ftElevation
  • 12 NovFirst freezing morningsNOAA historical average
  • 27.9 °FAverage December low
  • Oct – early NovComfortable install window

St. George figures: NOAA NowData and the U.S. Census.

Why timing in St. George is tighter than people think

St. George sits at 2,530 feet, which is low and warm by Utah standards — but NOAA’s historical record puts the first freezing mornings here around November 12, with roughly sixty freezing mornings a year between then and mid-March. Average low in November is 34.7 °F; in December it is 27.9 °F.

That matters for one practical reason. The comfortable install window — dry, above freezing, and before everyone wants their lights on for Thanksgiving weekend — is effectively October and the first ten days of November, and it is the same fortnight for every installer in Washington County.

Booking in September or October is not an upsell. It is how you get the date you actually want. That is the entire reason the Early Bird discount exists.

Desert home with warm-white roofline lights and lit trees at blue hour
Christmas lights along the roofline of a tile-roofed home in St. George, Utah

St. George roofs are the reason most people stop doing it themselves

The housing stock here is not the housing stock a generic lighting guide is written for. A lot of St. George-area homes have tile roofs, steep single-slope pitches, two-story entries and stucco parapets. Tile is slippery, it breaks under a knee, and it does not take a standard shingle clip.

That is the practical reason people hand this job over. It is not that hanging lights is hard; it is that hanging lights on this kind of roof, in the dark, in November is how people end up in the emergency room.

Everything we hang goes on clips matched to the edge it sits on — tile, shingle, gutter or fascia. Nothing is nailed, screwed or stapled into the house.

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What goes on the house

Single-story home with warm-white C9 bulbs along a long roofline at night

  1. The roofline

    C9 bulbs cut to your roofline, so nothing hangs off the end.

  2. The entry

    Garland and wreaths wired into the same run.

  3. The cords

    Cut to length and tucked away: one cord, one outlet, one timer.

The neighborhoods and towns we cover from St. George

We work across St. George itself and the towns immediately around it. They are close enough that they are one service area in practice, not six:

  • St. George a city of about 106,000 (2024 Census estimate) in Washington County, and the base for everything we do.
  • Washington 2,894 feet, about 28,000 people at the 2020 Census. Same climate and same timing as St. George.
  • Santa Clara 2,759 feet, about 8,400 people. Immediately west of St. George.
  • Ivins 3,156 feet, about 9,000 people, the fastest-growing of the four (up 32.9% between 2010 and 2020). Home to Snow Canyon State Park, and the addresses closest to it are also the ones with the most exposed, wind-loaded rooflines in the area.
  • Leeds included in our service area.
  • SunRiver St. George a 55+ single-family community in the south of the city. It is exactly the kind of neighborhood where not owning a ladder is the whole point.

What is included

  • Design walk-through
  • All lights and materials supplied
  • Installation on a scheduled date
  • In-season service if anything goes out
  • Takedown and storage in January

Full detail on the Christmas Light Installation page.

Nothing is nailed, screwed or stapled into the house.

Year-round instead of seasonal

If you like the look but not the annual job, permanent lighting is a fixed color-changing channel under the eave, run from an app, invisible in daylight. See permanent lighting in St. George.

Glow Forward crew on a ladder clipping lights along a roofline
Stone home with red-and-white roofline lights and a lit walkway at dusk

Also in St. George

Commercial holiday lighting for storefronts, offices and HOA entrances · wedding and event lighting · landscape, pool and gazebo lighting.

Before and after

What it looks like: drag to compare

Example of the same home with warm-white C9 roofline and pathway lights
Example of a desert ranch home at dusk with no holiday lights
Example of seasonal C9 roofline lighting.

How it works

One call, and we handle the rest

Here is what happens after you call, start to finish. It is all included.

  1. 1Design

    We design it with you

    A custom design for your home, with a few options to choose from. Once you approve it, we handle the rest.

  2. 2Lights

    We bring the lights

    Factory-direct LED C9 bulbs in the traditional warm glow: bright, safe and easy on the power bill.

  3. 3Install

    We fit it to your house

    Every run is cut to your roofline and the cords are hidden. One cord, one outlet, one timer: on at dusk, off after 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours, or at dawn.

  4. 4Season

    We look after it

    A bulb out before a party? Call and we fix it. Wind takes a run down? We re-hang it. We also drive by at night to catch touch-ups early.

  5. 5January

    We take it down

    We take everything down in January and store it until next season.

  • You never buy the lights

    They stay ours. Next year you can add to the design, change it or scale it back.

  • No multi-year contract

    Book one season. Your lights are ready if you want us back next year.

  • Every bulb matches

    LEDs shift in color and brightness with use. If a replacement bulb does not match, we replace all the lights on your home, not just the one.

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Something else on your mind? Call (435) 357-0411 and ask us.

When should I book for St. George?

September or October. Freezing mornings start around November 12 here and everyone wants lights on before Thanksgiving, so the good dates go early.

Do you work in Washington, Santa Clara and Ivins too?

Yes — and Leeds and Hurricane. They are one service area in practice.

Will clips damage a tile roof?

Not if they are the right clips. Tile needs a tile clip, not a shingle clip forced onto it. Nothing is nailed or screwed into the roof or fascia.

What if my HOA has rules about lighting?

Tell us what they say and we will design to them. Most HOA rules here concern color, timing and how long displays may stay up rather than banning them.

When do you take them down?

January, on a date we schedule with you, and we store them until next season.

Free design and quote

Want to see it on your house in St George?

  1. Tell us where

    Your name, how to reach you, and roughly what you would like lit.

  2. We look at your home

    Usually from street and aerial photos, so there is nothing to schedule to get started.

  3. You get a design and a quote

    A custom design with a few options and a line-item quote. Change anything you like.

No pressure and no multi-year contract. If it is not right for you, that is fine too.

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