Christmas Light Installation in Hollis, NH

Hollis’s Top-Rated Holiday Lighting

Hollis is orchard and farm country, with stone walls, apple trees and historic homes around Monument Square. It makes a beautiful setting for holiday lights, and we light Hollis homes with our own commercial-grade lights, custom cut to every roofline.

Hollis Luminaria Stroll in Monument Square

Every December, Hollis typically lines Monument Square with luminaria for the Hollis Holiday Luminaria Stroll. Past strolls have included caroling, a Town Band concert, a gingerbread house contest, and the tree lighting at the town common (check the town calendar for this year's details). The candlelit square sets a classic tone, and warm-white rooflines on nearby homes match it perfectly.

Lighting Hollis Homes from Silver Lake to the Orchards

Hollis has deep agricultural roots, and its orchards and farm stands still mark the landscape. Homes along the old farm roads are often colonials and farmhouses set behind stone walls, with long frontages and mature maples. Near Silver Lake and the town forest, houses sit among tall pines, so wrapped trunks and a bright roofline cut through the trees. Around the town center, historic homes near the Monument Square common look best with understated, even lines.

Designing for Hollis Farmhouses

A Hollis farmhouse often has a main house, a connected ell and a barn. We light the main roofline first, then add the ell or barn so the whole property glows. Wrapped trees and lit stone-wall entrances add depth.

Hollis History You Can See from the Street

Hollis was once part of the old Dunstable grant and was incorporated in 1746. It has been farm country ever since, known for apple orchards, berry farms and stone walls that still line its roads. Monument Square and its common sit at the heart of the historic village, surrounded by colonial homes and churches. Generations of family farms mean many Hollis homes come with barns, sheds and long rooflines. Lighting a whole Hollis homestead, from the house to the barn and the trees by the stone wall, creates a scene that looks straight out of a classic New England holiday.

Planning Your Hollis Lighting Season

When the luminaria typically glow along Monument Square and the Town Band strikes up, Hollis looks like an old holiday painting (check the town calendar for this year's details). A softly lit farmhouse fits right into that picture. Book in October. We'll walk the property with you, from the front porch to the barn, look at the orchard trees and stone-wall gateways, and suggest a design. Hollis homes often have long rooflines and outbuildings, so we plan extra time on install day. Then we're just a short drive away for any touch-ups through the season.

Hollis Lighting Questions We Hear Most

Can you light the barn as well as the house? Yes. Many Hollis farmhouses come with a barn, and lighting both makes the whole property glow across the fields. Will warm white match the Luminaria Stroll look? It's exactly the classic look the candlelit square inspires, and most Hollis clients choose it. Do you serve homes near Silver Lake and the far corners of town? Yes, all of Hollis is in our regular route, and we can reach you quickly for maintenance. How early should Hollis homeowners book? October is ideal, since farm-country homes with long rooflines take more planning and installs fill up fast before the Luminaria weekend, typically in mid-December (check the town calendar for this year's details).