Holiday Lighting Installation in Fairfax, VA
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Our fully insured and highly skilled team handles the ladders, the wiring, and the takedown.
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Christmas lights and seasonal lighting for City of Fairfax homes and businesses are what we install here, and we haul the lights away for storage when the season closes. Expect professional-grade LED, white or multicolor, measured to your rooflines and attached with clips only, never nails or screws. Runs join through weather-rated connections. Leasing is by the season: nothing is sold to you, the strands stay ours, and they sit in our storage until the next December.
Call (703) 723-7770 for a free on-site estimate.
Downtown Fairfax in December
The City of Fairfax’s events directory lists its Festival of Lights and Carols for Saturday, December 5, 2026, from 12 to 6 PM at Old Town Square, 10415 North Street. Admission is free, photos with Santa run from 3 to 5 PM, and the Tree Lighting Ceremony with caroling is set for 5:30 PM. The City’s page describes the day as Downtown Fairfax “aglow with sparkling tree lights and festive cheer.”
The City’s Holiday Market page carries the title “10th Annual Holiday Market (Dec. 4-6, 11-13)” and says the market runs during the first two weekends of December in Downtown Fairfax. Old Town Square sits next to the historic Old Town Hall in the heart of Old Town Fairfax, and the City’s parks page names the Festival of Lights and Carols among the events held there.
All of those dates and times are the City’s listings for this year.
If your property is in one of the City’s overlay districts
The City has a Board of Architectural Review, and its information sheet lists “Lighting” among the kinds of projects that can need review. Inside the Old Town Fairfax Historic Overlay District, single-family homeowners need architectural approval to change the appearance of a home or property, and for commercial property the sheet says any change to appearance anywhere in the City requires approval. The sheet does not say whether temporary holiday lights count. For a property in the historic district or a commercial property, that is a question for the City’s Department of Community Development and Planning.
The City’s Design Guidelines speak to lighting in its overlay districts rather than across the whole City. They say colored lighting “should generally not be used outside of temporary seasonal displays,” which makes seasonal displays the stated exception. The site-lighting sections also say not to attach lighting “in any way that will damage living elements such as trees or shrubs.” Those are the City’s guidelines for building and site lighting inside its overlay districts. They are not a holiday-lighting ordinance, and they do not describe how we work.
Call (703) 723-7770 for a free on-site estimate in Fairfax, or request one online.
What the job involves
Estimate. We come to the property and look over the rooflines. The estimate visit is free.
Install. Clips hold everything up, and the LED strands connect through weather-rated fittings.
Repairs and takedown. A dark strand or section in the middle of the season brings us back for a repair. When the season ends, the lights come down and go into storage with us.
Shops and offices in the City of Fairfax
Businesses book holiday lighting the same way homes do. Our crews work from the Sterling office and cover the City of Fairfax along with the rest of Northern Virginia.
Questions from City of Fairfax customers
Do I buy the lights?
No. The lights are ours and are leased to you for the season, and we keep them in storage afterward.
A section quits partway through. Who fixes it?
We do. A crew comes back to repair the dark section.
Is the City of Fairfax the same as Fairfax County?
No. The City has its own government, and the Census Bureau lists it as a county-equivalent apart from Fairfax County. The events and guidelines on this page are the City’s.
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43676 Trade Center Place, Suite 140, Sterling, VA 20166
(703) 723-7770
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