Holiday Lighting in Clackamas, OR

Clearly Amazing crews put professional-grade LED lights on homes and businesses in Clackamas. The LED comes in white or multicolor, and it is cut to the rooflines and held on with clips alone. Nothing gets nailed or screwed in. Connections are weather-rated, and installs go through December. Our lights are leased season by season, remain our property, and go into our storage once the season ends.

Call (503) 255-2532 for a free on-site estimate.

Clackamas Fire’s Operation Santa Claus listed a Clackamas parade

Clackamas Fire’s 2025 Operation Santa Claus page calls the program “a beloved Clackamas Fire tradition” and says it has been a tradition “For over 50 years”. It says “This year, we’ve planned five different parades in neighborhoods across the community, beginning the first week of December.” Its schedule listed the Clackamas parade for Wednesday, December 3, 2025, at 6 pm.

Local news had listed Clackamas as a stop in earlier years too. KATU’s report dated December 3, 2022, said “Two parades are left on the schedule, December 6 in Clackamas and December 8 in Oak Grove/Milwaukie.” KVAL’s report dated November 27, 2023, listed “Clackamas on November 29.” Both reports ran before those parades, so they show schedules and do not prove the parades took place. The parade is a fire district program, and none of it is ours.

Power lines and ladders, from PGE’s safety pages

PGE’s home safety page tells people to keep themselves and their equipment at least 20 feet from power lines. Its page for contractors and landscapers says to keep “yourself and all tools, equipment and materials at least 10 feet away from ALL overhead power lines carrying up to 50 kV,” and adds that “Higher voltages require greater distance.” That page also says “Watch out for aluminum ladders, tree pruners, metal antennas, gutters and metal irrigation pipe.” Neither page mentions holiday decorating, and the wording is PGE’s, not ours.

Light Up the Valley, in Happy Valley

The City of Happy Valley, a separate city, listed a Light Up the Valley program on its Parks and Recreation pages, in a copy the Internet Archive saved on January 20, 2026. That copy invites residents to decorate a home, business or apartment balcony, photograph it and submit the photo on the City’s website, and it shows a “2025 Submissions” gallery of what residents sent in. The copy credits the program to Happy Valley Parks & Recreation.

How the install goes

Estimate. The free estimate is given on site, at your property.

Install. The lights are cut to your rooflines and held on with clips only, and installs run through December.

Repairs. A strand or section that goes dark mid-season brings us back out for the repair. When the season ends we take the lights down, and they go back into storage with us.

Where we light in Clackamas

Holiday lighting is part of our work across Clackamas, at homes and at businesses.

Clackamas holiday lighting questions