Holiday Lighting in Beaverton, OR

Holiday lights for Beaverton homes and businesses are installed by Clearly Amazing, whose crews come from our Portland / Tigard office. We use professional-grade LED, white or multicolor, cut to fit your rooflines. Connections are weather-rated. We use clips only, and nothing is nailed or screwed in. The lights are leased and remain ours, and we store them between seasons.

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

The City’s Winter Lights listing

The City of Beaverton’s Winter Lights page says “Our 2026 celebration will take place on Friday, December 4th at Beaverton City Park (SW 5th St and SW Hall Blvd).” It calls the event its “annual Beaverton Winter Lights & Tree Lighting event”. The page says “Winter Light displays will be on from 4pm to 8am at Beaverton City Park from December through early January.”

The City’s 2026 event schedule lists a City of Beaverton Menorah Lighting on Tuesday, December 8, at City Park from 5 pm to 7 pm. These are the City’s own listings.

Other holiday dates organizers list

The Beaverton Downtown Association’s events page lists a “Harvest & Holiday Night Market” on November 14 among its 2026 themes. It describes the market series as “a monthly outdoor evening market”.

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s Elsie Stuhr Center lists a Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, December 5, 2026. The date comes from a vendor registration form. Both events belong to their organizers.

Colored lights in two community documents

Murrayhill’s Design Guidelines, in their 2023 edition, say “Colored lights, non-permanent decorative lights or light sources shall be prohibited, except during the Christmas season.” The Murrayhill Woods Condominium rules, revised January 1, 2023, say “All permitted holiday decorations, including but not limited to colored lights, must be removed no later than 14 calendar days” after the date of the holiday. Each document speaks for its own community only.

Power lines and light strings, from PGE and the fire district

Portland General Electric’s Outdoor Safety page, in a July 2026 archived copy, tells readers to keep equipment and people “at least 20 feet away from power lines”. The page is general outdoor safety guidance rather than a holiday page.

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue’s service area includes Beaverton. A 2017 news release from the district, archived on its website, says “use only UL-approved, low-heat lights and follow manufacturer instructions.” That is the district’s general consumer advice from 2017.

From the Farmers Market to Beaverton Creek

We light homes and businesses throughout Beaverton. The Beaverton Farmers Market is on SW Hall Boulevard across from the City Library. Progress Lake Park has a quarry lake and a paved trail, and Barrows Park is on SW Barrows Road along Summer Creek. Tualatin Hills Nature Park is where Cedar Mill Creek spills into Beaverton Creek.

The Five Oaks / Triple Creek neighborhood has the Beaverton Creek Wetlands Natural Area, just north of SW Tualatin Valley Highway.

What the job involves

Estimate. Free, and carried out on site.

Install. Lights are cut to the roofline and clipped on, and installs run through December.

Upkeep. A strand that quits partway through the season gets a repair visit. Once the season is over, the lights come down and go into our storage.

Beaverton holiday lighting questions