08/28/2026
There are two ways to have holiday lighting on your house. Here's the difference between the two:
Traditional holiday lighting is what most people picture. We come out in the autumn and install it, then take it down in January and store it until next year. It doesn't have to be just the house either. It can run through trees, along fences and gates, or around larger shrubs, wherever makes sense on your property. It suits you if you want a classic look for a few weeks a year and would rather not think about it the rest of the time.
Celebright is permanent lighting fixed to the building itself, most often along the roofline, though it can run along fences and other structures too. It goes up once and stays there, and you control the colours from your phone, so the same system covers Halloween, December, Canada Day and every ordinary evening in between, with nothing to put up or take down each year.
Neither one is the better option. Which one makes sense depends on your property and how you want to use it, and that's what the walkthrough is for.
Not sure which fits your place? Request a free quote and we'll talk it through on site: https://bit.ly/light-right-free-quote
If you're already leaning towards permanent lighting, there's an instant estimate tool on our website that'll give you a ballpark: https://bit.ly/celebright-instant-estimate
