Salt-tested holiday lighting for Narragansett's coastal homes, from the seawall to Point Judith

Christmas light installation in Narragansett, Rhode Island starts at $399 for standard residential packages. Custom designs and large homes may vary. Contact us for a free estimate.

We recommend booking your Narragansett installation in September or October. Spots fill quickly, especially in popular neighborhoods.

Yes! We cover all neighborhoods and surrounding areas of Narragansett, RI. Our team is familiar with local regulations and HOA requirements.

Yes — that's exactly what we build for. Homes near the seawall, Point Judith, and Bonnet Shores take direct onshore wind all winter, and standard adhesive clips or lightweight strands don't survive it. We use commercial-grade clips mechanically fastened to your roofline and gutters, spacing them tighter on exposed elevations, and we secure tree wraps and light stakes against gusts. If a nor'easter does knock something loose, our maintenance visits catch and fix it. The whole point of hiring us in a coastal town is that your display stays intact and lit through December storms instead of ending up in your neighbor's yard after the first big blow.

Absolutely, and it's common here given how many owners split time with Newport, Block Island, or homes out of state. We don't need you present to install, maintain, or take down. We schedule the install before you arrive for the holidays, monitor and service the display through the season, and remove and store everything after New Year's — all on our calendar, not yours. If you own a second property in Westerly's Watch Hill or Misquamicut area, we can handle both under one account so your primary home and your shore place are lit and serviced without you coordinating two separate contractors.

It does, more than most people expect. The salt spray that carries inland from the bay and the Atlantic fogs plastic lens covers and corrodes electrical contacts, which is why cheap light sets often flicker or half-fail by mid-December here. We install sealed LED systems with weather-rated connectors and route power to keep junctions protected from spray. On waterfront and near-water properties especially, we choose fixtures rated for coastal exposure and inspect connections during maintenance visits. It's a small difference in materials that makes a large difference in whether your display looks sharp all season or dies out one strand at a time after the first onshore wind.

Yes — that's exactly what we build for. Homes near the seawall, Point Judith, and Bonnet Shores take direct onshore wind all winter, and standard adhesive clips or lightweight strands don't survive it. We use commercial-grade clips mechanically fastened to your roofline and gutters, spacing them tighter on exposed elevations, and we secure tree wraps and light stakes against gusts. If a nor'easter does knock something loose, our maintenance visits catch and fix it. The whole point of hiring us in a coastal town is that your display stays intact and lit through December storms instead of ending up in your neighbor's yard after the first big blow.

Absolutely, and it's common here given how many owners split time with Newport, Block Island, or homes out of state. We don't need you present to install, maintain, or take down. We schedule the install before you arrive for the holidays, monitor and service the display through the season, and remove and store everything after New Year's — all on our calendar, not yours. If you own a second property in Westerly's Watch Hill or Misquamicut area, we can handle both under one account so your primary home and your shore place are lit and serviced without you coordinating two separate contractors.

It does, more than most people expect. The salt spray that carries inland from the bay and the Atlantic fogs plastic lens covers and corrodes electrical contacts, which is why cheap light sets often flicker or half-fail by mid-December here. We install sealed LED systems with weather-rated connectors and route power to keep junctions protected from spray. On waterfront and near-water properties especially, we choose fixtures rated for coastal exposure and inspect connections during maintenance visits. It's a small difference in materials that makes a large difference in whether your display looks sharp all season or dies out one strand at a time after the first onshore wind.