Stonington, CT · Connecticut shoreline and New London County
Christmas light installation in Stonington, CT
Stonington Borough is narrow, historic, and unforgiving. The rest of town opens up. We plan those as different installs.
Water Street and the borough lanes need a crew that can work in a tight street, with warm light and nothing sticking into the walk. Parking is part of the quote. Lord's Point, Mason's Island, and the roads toward Wamphassuc are more exposed and more residential. Lambert's Cove and the inland side of town sit between those extremes. Pawcatuck is its own page. Mystic, which Stonington shares with Groton, is its own page too.
Salt air is a given south of Route 1. Clips and connections are chosen for it.
This is home territory. November and early December installs are built from Westerly, and these addresses are on the first routes of the week.
Also covers: Stonington Borough, Lord's Point, Mason's Island, Lambert's Cove.
What changes the install here
- Narrow borough streets and parking
- Salt exposure on the points and islands
- Separate plans for village, shore, and inland houses
Services in Stonington
- Residential installationDesign, install, and removal for single-family homes, cottages, and estates.
- Commercial and HOA lightingHoliday lighting for businesses, HOAs, and properties that need a certificate and a schedule.
- Roofline and architectural lightingClean C9-style LED lines on the roof edges that define the house.
- Tree and landscape wrappingWraps for trunks, branching trees, and the shrubs that frame an entry.
Local questions
Can you work in Stonington Borough?
Yes. We schedule it when we can stage the van without blocking the lane, often earlier in the day.
Do you cover Mason's Island?
Yes. Send the gate or bridge details with the request.
