From the borough streets around King Street to the township lots with a Malvern address, we hang the lights so you can stay off the ladder.
Malvern sits close to the middle of the area we cover. We put up Christmas lights on Malvern homes for the season, install permanent lighting for people who want it on the house year round, and light shopfronts, events and offices. Christmas light installation in Malvern starts with you telling us about the property and what you want lit. A few photos help, and we will send a free quote.
The name covers more ground than the borough itself. Malvern Borough is small and walkable, with King Street as its main street and the train station a short walk away. Plenty of homes with a Malvern mailing address sit outside the borough line in the townships around it, on bigger lots with longer driveways and more trees. Those two kinds of property call for very different plans, and each one is priced on what is actually there. A borough twin might need one tidy line and a lit porch; a house on two wooded acres might need the eaves, the trees by the road and the lamp posts along the drive.
On a borough street the job is usually about the front of the house: porch rails, the gutter line and a window or two that people see from the sidewalk. Out on a township lot it is more often the peaks, the eaves along a long front, a lamp post halfway down the drive and one or two big trees by the road. Tell us which one you live in when you ask for a quote.
If you want the lights up for the holidays and gone by January, a seasonal install is the simple answer. We hang them before the holidays, then come back after the season to take them down and store them for you. The lights come from us, too, so you never have to buy a strand.
For the larger homes out past the borough, a permanent system along the trim means no one is setting up ladders every November. It stays put all year and sits close to the house. You change colors from an app, so the same lights can be warm white on a weeknight, red, white and blue for the Fourth and bright for Christmas.
Shops, restaurants and offices along King Street are part of what makes the town feel like Christmas. Storefronts, windows and front planters can be lit so the business looks ready for the season and the busy shopping weekends. Ask about takedown when you request your quote.
If getting a tree home on top of the car is the part you dread, we can have a fresh-cut tree brought to your door in Malvern. Ask about it when you call about the lights, and the tree and the house can be sorted in one conversation.
Malvern takes the holidays seriously. The borough has held its tree lighting at the gazebo in Burke Park, and Christmas on King fills King Street with music and food on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The King Street shops stay lit and busy through the December shopping weekends after that, which brings more people into the borough than almost any other time of year.
If you live in town, those weekends bring a lot of people past your front door, and it is nice to have the house lit by then. Call as early as you can; earlier bookings have more install dates to choose from.
If you run a shop or an office in town and want the windows and front entrance lit for the first busy days after Thanksgiving, the same advice applies. One call can cover the business and your home together.
It helps to think about what the lights should look like from the road. A borough home is seen up close, so neat spacing and straight runs matter most. A house set back behind a lawn is seen from a distance, where bolder C9 bulbs along the eaves and a few lit trees out front tend to read better than fine detail on the porch.
Around the borough you find homes set close together, front porches near the street and mature shade trees that reach over the houses. Close neighbors mean ladder spots take thought, and wiring looks best run along porch posts and railings rather than across a walkway. On a twin, we keep to your half of the house unless your neighbor wants in too, in which case lighting both sides at once looks great.
The Paoli Battlefield sits inside the borough, and much of the land around Malvern is still wooded. Tall trees are lovely lit, but they raise questions: how high to wrap, how many strands, and where the power comes from. Tell us about the property (a few photos help) and we will send a free quote that covers the trees you want lit. On a deep lot, lighting just the trunk and lower branches of one big tree near the road can do more for the house than wrapping every tree on the lot.
Where a township home has a wide front, an attached garage and several gables, a permanent system makes the most sense, because the same long runs of trim would otherwise need ladders every single year. For an older borough home with a deep porch, seasonal lights hung by hand often suit the house better.
Yes. Malvern is near the center of the area we cover, which runs about 30 miles around the town. We light homes inside the borough, the many homes with a Malvern address in the townships around it, and shops and offices on King Street.
It depends on the house. The length of the gutter line, how many stories, how many trees and shrubs you want lit, the color of the lights and whether you want timers all change the price. A snug borough twin and a wide township home with a long drive will come out very differently, so tell us about the property and we send a free quote.
Yes, if you book early enough. Christmas on King is usually held on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Call as early as you can; earlier bookings have more install dates to choose from.
We do. Takedown and storage come with a seasonal home install. The lights come off the house after the season, and we keep them packed away until it is time to hang them again next year. You do not need to own any lights for this; we bring them.
Yes. Big trees can be wrapped at the trunk and lower branches or lit higher up, depending on the tree and how it is seen from the road. Tell us about the property (a few photos help) and we will send a free quote that covers the trees you want lit.
Yes. Storefronts, windows, front planters, offices and entrances on King Street can be lit for the holiday season. If you want the shop lit for the first shopping weekend after Thanksgiving, call as early as you can.