Christmas Light Installation in Amityville, NY

Christmas & holiday light installation from the Amityville LIRR station to Broadway — custom-cut LEDs, canal-front-rated hardware, takedown included.

Suffolk County, NY · 11701

Christmas & Holiday Lighting in Amityville

Ask anyone in Amityville for directions and they'll point you to the Amityville LIRR station or Unqua Park. Amityville is the first Suffolk village east of the Nassau line — an old South Shore village center along Broadway with canals running south to the bay and quieter postwar streets to the north. The homes run to Victorians and older Colonials in the village south of Merrick Road, canal-front homes off Ketcham and Richmond Avenues, and 1950s Capes and ranches north of the village, and that range is exactly why a one-size display doesn't work here.

Two things shape every Amityville install. First: the older village homes have deep porches and decorative gables — porch and gable outlines read better here than a plain roofline run. Second: canal-front homes get salt air on the dock side and a wind tunnel effect down the waterway, so the rear roofline often needs more attention than the street side. Dock-side runs get sealed, salt-rated hardware, and most owners have us light the rear roofline for the water view.

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We've hung lights from the streets around the Amityville LIRR station to the canal-front lots off Broadway. South of Merrick Road the canal blocks put the house's best side toward the water; we frequently light the rear roofline for the neighbors' docks. Every Amityville install uses commercial-grade, weather-rated LEDs and damage-free clips, with a satisfaction guarantee that keeps the display lit through January takedown.

Why Amityville Residents Choose Long Island Premier Holiday Lights

Both fronts lit — the street and the dock
Regulars on the blocks around Unqua Park
Broadway's storefronts and the Triangle area are lit for evening traffic, with power confirmed before install.
One price, agreed at your Amityville curb before we schedule — takedown built in

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Amityville Christmas & Holiday Lighting FAQ

What kind of Amityville homes do you usually light?
Mostly Victorians and older Colonials in the village south of Merrick Road or canal-front homes off Ketcham and Richmond Avenues, plus the 1950s Capes and ranches north of the village — that's the bulk of Amityville, and we've installed on all of it. Every quote starts with a free visit — roofline footage, trees worth wrapping, walkway length — and ends with one fixed price.
We're on a canal in Amityville. Does that change the install?
Living on a canal means the back of the house faces open water — that's where salt and wind hit hardest, and it's usually where a display is seen from the neighbors' docks too. We seal every connection on the canal side, use corrosion-resistant clips, and plan the rear roofline as a second front. A dark section in Amityville mid-season is our problem, not yours; the service call is included.
Is it too late to get lights up in Amityville this year?
Usually not — the Commack calendar is tight around Thanksgiving but we install straight through December. Earlier is better for choice of dates; a call now gets you the next open slot for Amityville, and takedown is included in January.
Do you light businesses in Amityville too?
Yes — storefronts and offices along Broadway, Merrick Road, and Montauk Highway and the blocks around the Amityville LIRR station. Commercial installs are scheduled around your hours, with power and load confirmed before the first strand goes up.
Is there anything about Amityville homes we should know before the design visit?
Mostly this: broadway's storefronts and the Triangle area are lit for evening traffic, with power confirmed before install. Beyond that, amityville is the first Suffolk village east of the Nassau line — an old South Shore village center along Broadway with canals running south to the bay and quieter postwar streets to the north.
Who do I call for Amityville?
631-430-5782 — that's the Commack office, which covers Amityville along with North Amityville, Copiague, and Copiague Harbor. You're talking to the team that will actually be on your roof, not a call center.

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