Where we work: the Franklin area

Your Arrington house lit for the season, and you never touch a ladder. We hang seasonal Christmas lights on your roofline, trees and shrubs. Then we come back after the holidays to take them down.

Belle Meade is a small town of about 2,900 people in Davidson County. In a place that size, the same neighbors drive past your house every December evening.

Lights that follow every peak and valley of your roof, with no ladder work for you. Brentwood is a Williamson County city of about 45,000 people, and many homes here are custom builds with steep, layered rooflines.

Forest Hills is a small Davidson County city of about 5,000 people, with Otter Creek Park and Percy Warner Park close by. In a town that size, a lit house does not go unseen.

Clean, even lines of light on every edge of your house, with no ladder work for you. Many custom homes in Williamson County have steep roofs, several gables and long gutter runs.

In a town of about 13,800 people, a lit house does not go unnoticed. Neighbors drive the same roads every evening, and a clean roofline or a glowing front tree becomes something people talk about.

Oak Hill is a small city of about 4,891 people in Davidson County. On a street that size, people know each other's houses, and a display that sags or stops halfway across the roof gets noticed. A good one gets noticed too.

In Spring Hill, much of the holiday look comes from the yard. Many homes here have grown trees, shrub rows and planted beds that can carry light as well as the roofline.

Many yards in Thompson's Station have large, established trees and full beds of shrubs. That gives you more to work with than a roofline.