Seasonal Christmas lights for Forest Hills homes
Forest Hills is a small Davidson County city of about 5,000 people, with Otter Creek Park and Percy Warner Park close by. In a town that size, a lit house does not go unseen. Neighbors drive the same streets every night in December, and they notice which homes look planned and which look pieced together.
We hang seasonal Christmas lights that are measured and cut to your roofline, clipped in place and set on a timer. Your trees and shrubs can be lit to match. After the holidays we take it all down and store it for next year. You do not buy a strand, climb a ladder or find room for boxes.
Our two seasonal services in Forest Hills
We keep the list short so the work stays focused. Both services are seasonal. The lights go up in the fall and come down in January.
Many Forest Hills homes sit on larger lots with mature trees and planted beds, so most displays use both services together. The roofline gives the house its shape at night, and the trees and shrubs fill in the yard so the house does not look like it is floating in the dark.
- Christmas Light Installation: lights measured and cut to fit each roofline, then hung with clips. We supply the lights, put them up, and take them down after the holidays.
- Tree & Landscape Christmas Lighting: trunks and branches wrapped, or trees lit from the ground, plus shrubs and beds lit to tie the yard to the house.
Where we work in and around Forest Hills
We take jobs across Forest Hills, including homes near Otter Creek Park and Percy Warner Park. Our crew comes from Franklin, TN, where 1st Class Holiday Lighting is based, so you get the same people and the same process you would get in Williamson County.
We also hang seasonal lights in nearby cities, so if family or friends live close by, the same service is open to them.
- Franklin
- Brentwood
- Belle Meade
- Oak Hill
- Nolensville
- Thompson’s Station
- Leipers Fork
- Arrington
- Spring Hill
Rooflines, trees and shrubs, and how we light each
Rooflines: straight, even lines that follow every edge. Many homes in the area have steep, broken rooflines with peaks and valleys. We measure each run and cut the light wire to fit it, so there is no extra cord bunched at the corners. Bulbs, usually C9 or C7, are hung with clips on the gutter or shingles. Nothing is nailed or stapled into your house.
Trees: a lit tree that reads clearly from the street. We either wrap the trunk and main branches with strands spaced evenly, or light the tree from the ground so the whole canopy glows. Tall trees often look best lit from below.
Shrubs and beds: a yard that matches the house. We lay lights evenly over shrubs and along beds so the color and spacing carry over from the roofline. Everything ties into a timer so it all turns on at dusk.
Getting a quote and scheduling your install
Start with a free quote. Email Andrew at andrew@firstclasspressurecleaning.com with your Forest Hills address and a few photos of the front of your house, trees and yard. Tell us which rooflines and trees you want lit and any colors you have in mind. We are available Monday through Sunday, 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Installs start in the fall, and the calendar tends to fill up before Thanksgiving, so earlier is easier to schedule. On install day we measure, cut the lights to fit, clip them in place, run the cords to your outlets and set the timer. Let us know ahead of time about locked gates, pets in the yard or outlets that are hard to find.
Takedown, storage and who we are
When the season is over, the lights come off in early to mid January. Takedown is included in the price. We pull the clips, coil the strands and store everything for next season, so your gutters are clear and your garage stays empty. Next fall the lights go back up, already cut to fit your house.
1st Class Holiday Lighting is the Christmas light service of 1st Class Pressure Cleaning, a Franklin, Tennessee company started in 2023 and owned by Curtis Cathcart and Andrew Baker. We are insured. On this site we focus only on seasonal lighting.