About 20 minutes north on US-27
Christmas Light Installation in Havana, FL
166 Five-Star Google ReviewsHavana sits twenty minutes north of Tallahassee on US-27, in Gadsden County. The town has been steadily restored around its antique and shopping district, and the residential streets nearby carry a mix of older brick and clapboard homes on generous lots — plus newer builds out toward the county roads. It is a small market that rarely gets offered professional holiday lighting at all.
What lighting in Havana actually takes
Older homes come with older surfaces: original wood trim, aging fascia, and gutter systems that will not take the abuse of staples or nails. Non-penetrating clips sized to each surface protect the house, which matters more on a restored property than anywhere else.
Every quote here starts with a free on-site walk, because that is the only way to price a specific roofline accurately — and in Havana the rooflines are rarely simple.
Christmas lighting services in Havana
Residential
Rooflines, peaks, columns, entryways, wreaths, garland, and feature trees — installed, serviced, removed in January, and stored.
What's included →Commercial
Storefronts, offices, communities, and HOA common areas in Havana, installed off-hours and maintained all season.
See commercial →Neighborhoods and areas served near Havana
- Downtown Havana
- Antique District
- US-27 corridor
- Gadsden County
- Lake Talquin area
- Quincy
About 20 minutes north on US-27 from home base at 656 Capital Cir NE A, Tallahassee. No travel surcharge.
Reviews
What customers say
166 Five-Star Google Reviews“Planning, installation, take down, and storage was a breeze.”
“Numerous compliments from neighbors on how nice the house looks.”
“The house looked beautiful, and our grandkids were thrilled.”
Questions about Christmas lights in Havana
Do you install Christmas lights in Havana and Gadsden County?
Yes. Havana is about 20 minutes north of Tallahassee on US-27 and is part of the standard service area, along with the surrounding Gadsden County communities and Quincy.
Will the clips damage older wood trim or fascia?
No. Nothing is nailed, stapled, or adhered to the house. Non-penetrating clips are sized to each surface and removed completely in January, which is the only acceptable approach on a restored home.
Merry Christmas
Get your Havana home on the schedule
Free on-site design consultation. Installations begin October 1.