Holiday lights that look planned on an Oak Hill street
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. Neighbors stop to look, and they ask who put it up.
That is why we plan each display around your house first. We decide which rooflines, peaks, trees and shrubs to light, then measure each run and cut the light wire to fit. The result is a clean, even line of light that looks like it belongs on your home.
Where we hang lights in and around Oak Hill
We work across Oak Hill, from one end of the city to the other. Our crew comes from Franklin, TN, where 1st Class Holiday Lighting is based. If you live just outside the city line, we likely serve your street as well.
These are the other cities we serve near Oak Hill. If a friend or family member in one of them asks who did your lights, we can help them too.
- Franklin
- Brentwood
- Nolensville
- Forest Hills
- Belle Meade
- Thompson’s Station
- Leipers Fork
- Arrington
- Spring Hill
Our seasonal lighting services for Oak Hill homes
Seasonal Christmas Light Installation: a bright, even outline on your roof without you on a ladder. We hang roofline lights, usually C9 bulbs on wire cut to the length of each run, and fasten them with clips. Peaks, eaves and gutter lines can all be traced, so the shape of the house shows up after dark.
Tree & Landscape Christmas Lighting: the yard lit to match the roof. Trees can be wrapped from trunk to branches or lit from the ground, and shrubs and beds along the walk can be lit so the whole front of the property works together. Both services use commercial-grade lights that we supply. Everything runs on a timer, so the display comes on at dusk on its own.
How quoting and install day work
Quotes are free. Email Andrew at andrew@firstclasspressurecleaning.com with your address and what you would like lit. Photos of the front of the house are welcome and help us plan. We are open Monday through Sunday, 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Installs start in the fall, and the calendar fills up before Thanksgiving, so it helps to reach out early. Before install day, tell us where your outdoor outlets are and whether any gates are locked. You do not need to buy anything, move ladders or untangle old strands. When we finish, the timer is set and the lights are ready to come on at dusk. We are insured, which covers our crew and your property while we work.
Takedown and storage after the holidays
Your lights come down and go away without any work on your part. Takedown is included in the price. In early to mid January, we come back, remove the lights and clips from the roof, trees and shrubs, and pack everything up.
We store the lights for next season, so there are no bins in your garage or attic. When fall comes around again, the display goes back up on your Oak Hill home with lights already cut to fit your rooflines. 1st Class Holiday Lighting is the holiday lights side of 1st Class Pressure Cleaning, a Franklin company started in 2023 by Curtis Cathcart and Andrew Baker.
How we light rooflines, gutters, trees and shrubs
Each part of the house needs its own method so the lights sit straight and come off clean in January. Many homes in the region have steep, custom rooflines, so we measure every run instead of guessing.
- Shingle rooflines and peaks: light wire is cut to each run and held with clips, so bulbs line up evenly up and down steep pitches.
- Gutter lines: clips hold the lights along the gutter edge for a straight, level line across the front of the house.
- Trees: trunks and branches are wrapped, or the tree is lit from the ground, depending on its size and shape.
- Shrubs and beds: lights are laid over shrubs and along beds near the walkway so the yard matches the roof.
- Timer and outlets: the display is wired to your outdoor outlets and set on a timer that turns it on at dusk.