Seasonal Home Services in Cherry Creek

Book in September or October for the best schedule selection. November fills up fast, and by the second week of November most weekend installs are spoken for. We'll lock your date as soon as the estimate is approved.

Both options are available. We can supply commercial-grade LED runs sized to your roofline and trees, or install lights you already own as long as they're in safe working condition.

Lights we supply are stored at our facility between seasons at no extra charge for return customers. Homeowner-supplied lights are coiled, labeled by run, and boxed at your home so they're ready next year.

Yes. Every holiday lighting estimate includes install and take-down. We return in January or early February on a scheduled date to remove, coil, and store the display.

Spring and fall visits cover exterior caulk inspection, weatherstripping checks, hose bib covers, smoke and CO detector battery swaps, and a homeowner-supplied punch list of small repairs. It's the routine list most homes need twice a year.

Yes. Permanent eave-mounted programmable LED systems are a one-time install that handles holidays, sports colors, and accent lighting year-round, controlled from an app. We'll walk through brand and warranty options at the estimate.

Yes — ongoing relationships with homeowners who prefer a consistent crew are how we work best. We track what was done, what's approaching a maintenance cycle, and what's worth watching. No retainer required. Many clients in Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree book quarterly or twice-yearly maintenance visits that combine a punch list of small repairs with a seasonal check of caulking, doors, and exterior conditions.

Yes. Most Cherry Creek mid- and high-rise buildings require a certificate of insurance on file, elevator reservations, and floor-protection at the loading dock and inside the unit. We're set up for all of it — we'll request building rules in advance, get the COI sent directly to the management office, and reserve the freight elevator with the doorman or front desk.