Trademark Christmas Lights · A Trademark Design service
Some houses you can find in the dark.
Holiday lighting designed to your home's own architecture — installed, maintained through the season, taken down in January and stored until next year. Charles's own crew hangs every strand. You drive up to it. That is your whole part in it.
Now booking the 2026 season
Installation dates are assigned in the order they are reserved.
One owner, one crew, and a fixed number of hanging days between October and Thanksgiving. Estates and properties with mature trees take the longest, and they are the first dates to go.
Selected work
The ones we would show you first.
Every photograph on this page is a house Charles's crew lit. Nothing is staged, bought or rendered — these are the rooflines, drives and trees as they actually looked on the night the work was finished.
An S-curve, lit the whole way in.
The drive edging follows the curve rather than cutting across it, and the specimen trees on both sides are wrapped trunk to branch tip — so the approach is lit long before the house is, and the whole property reads as one idea instead of three.
A pair of mature trees like these takes the crew most of a morning on its own. It is the entire difference between a lit tree and a tree with lights on it.
- Scope
- Roofline, drive edging, specimen trees
- Palette
- Warm white
- Included
- Design, install, maintenance, removal
Featured installations
Three properties, three different problems.

Six gables, one continuous line.
A facade this broken up is where most installations fall apart. Every gable, dormer and return is run at the same drop and spacing, so the roof reads as one line rather than six separate runs.

Wreaths, garland and a symmetric front.
A traditional elevation asks for traditional work: garland run up every column, a wreath hung and lit in each window, and the pair of entry trees matched so the symmetry the architect drew is the symmetry you see.

The side of the house you actually sit on.
Cafe lights swagged over the terrace, the pavilion roofline picked out and the shrubs netted in colour — lighting for the part of the property the family uses, not only the part the street sees.
The people who paint the house in June are the people who light it in December.
Trademark Christmas Lights is not a seasonal outfit that appears in October and is unreachable by March. It is Charles Craig's own crew, working the same three counties, to the same standard, in a colder month.More of the work
Browse by what you are considering.
Rooflines, grounds, wrapped trees and community entrances — filtered to the part of the job you have in mind.

Centered entry wreath

Wrapped trees at the turn

Brick estate roofline

Georgian windows, matched wreaths

Estate driveway at dusk

Stately colonial, symmetric run

Manor entry, wrapped shrubs

Blue dusk, twin trees

Traditional multicolor

Cone tree, fence line

Red-toned dusk

Community monument sign
Why choose us
The whole season, not just the install.
The same owner-operated standard as the paint side of the business — one crew, start to finish, through teardown.
Professional Design
Every layout planned to your home's own architecture — rooflines, columns and trees mapped before a strand goes up.
Professional Installation
Commercial-grade clips and connectors, no roof damage, nothing left leaning on your gutters overnight.
Maintenance
Bulbs and connections checked through the season. A strand goes dark, we come back and fix it — not a call left unanswered.
Removal
Timely teardown once the season ends — the same crew that installed it takes it back down, not a strand left hanging into February.
Storage
Untangled, tested and boxed by run at teardown, ready to go back up next year — not a knot of cords in your garage.
Installation process
Six steps, one crew, start to finish.
The same job, every season — nothing skipped between the estimate and the teardown.
Consultation
Charles walks the property with you, talks through what you want lit, and gives you an honest read on what it will take.
Design
Rooflines, trees, columns and driveway are mapped to the house's own architecture before anything is ordered.
Installation
Commercial-grade lights, clips and connectors installed by the crew — nothing for you to buy or untangle first.
Maintenance
Checked through the season. If a run goes dark, we come back and fix it without you having to chase us down.
Removal
Scheduled teardown once the season ends, before it turns into a February eyesore.
Storage
Untangled, tested and boxed by run, ready for the same crew to hang it the same way next season.
The full portfolio
We photograph nearly every install.
Hundreds more, added throughout the season.
What you have just scrolled is a curated selection — the frames that show the work best. Everything else goes up on Facebook and Instagram as it comes off the ladder, season after season. This page stays the edit; those are the archive.
Questions
Before you call.
Book by early-to-mid October for a guaranteed date. The calendar fills quickly from Thanksgiving on, and larger rooflines or properties with more trees take longer than a single afternoon.
We supply and install commercial-grade lights, clips and connectors as part of the job. There is nothing for you to buy, store or untangle beforehand.
Most homes are a single day — roofline plus a handful of trees. Larger elevations, driveway edging or estate-scale properties can run two.
Removal is scheduled for you before the season ends — the same crew, the same ladders, nothing left hanging into February.
Yes. Everything is untangled, tested and boxed by run at teardown, ready to go back up the same way the following year.
Free estimate · 2026 season
Reserve your installation date.
Charles walks the property himself and writes the estimate on site — same as every paint job. Booking now sets your date before the October rush.
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- Photos help Charles arrive already knowing the job
- A written scope naming design, install, maintenance, removal and storage
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Charles will call you within one business day. If it is urgent, reach him at 770-271-1612.