Christmas & Holiday Light Installation in Great Neck, NY

Christmas light installation in Great Neck, NY: Yule Love Lights installs professional Christmas and holiday lighting across Great Neck and Nassau County starting around $1,000, all-inclusive design, commercial-grade LED lights, installation, mid-season service, takedown, and free off-season storage, all backed by our Stay-Lit Guarantee. CLIPA-certified, fully insured, and rated 5.0 from 176 Google reviews.

Great Neck’s Gold Coast estates, tree-lined streets, and grand North Shore homes deserve Christmas lights that matches their character. Yule Love Lights is a fully-insured, CLIPA-certified Long Island lighting company providing all-inclusive Christmas and holiday light installation throughout Great Neck and the surrounding Nassau County peninsula — from Kings Point and Great Neck Estates to Russell Gardens and Lake Success.

Our All-Inclusive Service

We handle everything: custom design, commercial-grade rental lights, professional installation, in-season maintenance, takedown, and off-season storage. You never climb a ladder, buy a strand, or store a thing. Our Stay-Lit Guarantee means if anything dims or fails, we fix it fast.

• Residential Christmas & holiday lighting (rooflines, trees, shrubs, walkways)
• Permanent app-controlled LED lighting, year-round, color-matched track
• Commercial & estate Christmas lights
• Landscape & architectural lighting

Why Great Neck Homeowners Choose Yule Love Lights

We specialize in outdoor lighting — it’s all we do. With 5-star-rated service, uniformed and background-checked technicians, and wrapped vehicles, we treat every Great Neck property with care and discretion. Book early in the season for the best schedule.

Ready to light up your home in Great Neck? Call 631-517-0186 for a free quote.

Christmas light installation in Great Neck, NY

Great Neck isn’t one town, it’s nine incorporated villages, Kings Point, Saddle Rock, and Great Neck Estates among them, packed onto one peninsula between Little Neck Bay and Manhasset Bay. Middle Neck Road runs the length of it, from the LIRR station and Great Neck Plaza up to the US Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point. Big prewar and midcentury homes sit on rolling ground that drops toward the water.

What Great Neck rooflines are actually like

Most of the older housing stock here went up between the 1920s and the 1950s, so we see steep, multi-level rooflines, dormers, and slate-look shingles on homes built to impress from the street. Add the hills: lots in Kings Point and Saddle Rock often slope hard from the house down toward the water, which changes where a ladder can safely go and how a crew stages the job. Mature oaks and beeches line the older blocks near the village greens, so roofline work usually pairs with trunk or canopy wrapping instead of a bare roof edge. Flatter lots near Great Neck Plaza are the exception and move faster.

• Kings Point: large waterfront and near-waterfront homes with long, sloped approaches that need extra rope and anchor points
• Saddle Rock: older homes near the historic grist mill and pond, tight lots, mature trees
• Great Neck Estates: rolling streets near Grace Avenue, mostly full roofline plus columns or porch trim
• Great Neck Plaza: the walkable downtown blocks, closer-set homes and easier crew access
• Kensington and Thomaston: quieter interior streets, larger colonials set back from the road

Getting to Great Neck

Great Neck is about 22 miles from our Amityville base, usually a run up the Northern State Parkway or the LIE, then onto Middle Neck Road. We route Great Neck with our other North Shore stops on the same day, so a crew isn’t crossing the Island twice. Call 631-517-0186 to check a date.

Nearby towns we light

We also run crews through the rest of the North Shore and central Nassau.

• Glen Cove, another North Shore harbor city with its own hilly streets
• Syosset, a short run east on the Expressway
• Garden City, flatter streets and wide lawns
• Westbury, central Nassau, close to the Meadowbrook Parkway
• Oyster Bay, historic harbor hamlet further along the North Shore

Great Neck lighting questions

Does Great Neck Estates or another village need to approve Christmas lights?

Most of the incorporated villages inside Great Neck, including Great Neck Estates, Kings Point, and Saddle Rock, don’t require a permit for seasonal lighting the way they do for construction. Village codes mostly cover permanent changes, not lights that come down after the season. If a homeowner association or a specific village has a rule about display hours, we work around it. Ask us what we already know about your street before the crew shows up.

Can you install on the hillside lots near the water in Kings Point?

Yes, though the approach is different. A lot of Kings Point properties slope steeply from the house down to the water, so the crew sets ladders on the uphill side and uses roof anchors instead of leaning stock straight off a slope. It takes more time than a flat lot, which is one reason we look at the actual property, not just the address, before quoting.

Is there parking for your crew near downtown Great Neck Plaza?

Usually, yes. Streets around Great Neck Plaza are tighter than most of Great Neck, so we schedule those jobs with a smaller vehicle instead of a full-size truck when the block calls for it. Homes on the interior streets in Kensington and Thomaston tend to have more driveway room. If you already know parking is tough on your street, mention it when you start a quote and we’ll plan the visit around it.

Great Neck is in Nassau County. That page covers pricing, what the local housing stock means for a display, and every other town we light in the county.