Holiday Lighting & Permanent LED Installation in Woodstock

The west end of Woodstock has well-kept Victorian houses, and Vansittart Avenue is the street most often named. Those houses have steep gables, tall peaks and decorative trim that was never designed for staples. We use clips that grip the gutter or shingle edge, so nothing is fastened into old wood. Steep pitches and tall peaks also mean more work at height, and our crew is Working at Heights certified.

Newer Woodstock houses are the opposite: wide, low rooflines, long fascia runs and big garage fronts. A permanent LED track can suit these well. It stays on the fascia all year, and a controller changes the colours for each season, so nobody climbs a ladder every November. A seasonal display suits you better if you like a fresh layout each year.

The buildings along Dundas Street are about a century old, and a storefront there may need sign brackets, cornices or awning frames as anchor points instead of a roofline. We look for existing mounts first. Holiday lighting starts from $750, and the free written quote lists every area to be lit before we begin.

What we plan for in Woodstock

• Old wood and trim: on Victorian-era houses we clip to the gutter or shingle edge and avoid fastening into decorative trim.
• Peaks and gables: we count the peaks, corners and dormers on the roofline, since each one changes the length and layout of the run.
• Power and cords: we find the outdoor outlet, check that it works, and route cords so they are not pinched in doors or crossing walks.
• Storefront mounting: on older commercial buildings we look for sign brackets, awning frames and cornices to use as anchor points.

Questions from Woodstock homeowners

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