Christmas Light Installation in Tyngsborough, MA

Tyngsborough’s Top-Rated Holiday Lighting

Tyngsborough sits on both banks of the river and is dotted with lakes and ponds, and we light homes all across town. Every display uses our own commercial-grade lights, custom cut to fit.

Tyngsborough's Festival of Trees

Tyngsborough typically celebrates with its Festival of Trees in late November and early December. In past years, decorated trees and holiday lights have filled the Old Town Hall, the 216 Meeting House and the Littlefield Library, and a Sparkling Light Show in the Meeting House hall has been best seen after dark. Free admission has typically brought in crowds, so having your roofline lit before the festival opens is a great plan. Cocoa and cookies with Santa and other visits have typically popped up around town through December (check the town calendar for this year's details). On the river, the green arch of the bridge frames the view, and up on the wooded hills, neighbors add their own displays. A well-lit roofline makes your home part of the town's holiday picture.

Lighting Tyngsborough Homes by the River and Lakes

The town center gathers around the Old Town Hall and the green-painted 1931 Tyngsborough Bridge. Older homes near there suit classic warm-white lines. Around Lake Mascuppic, Massapoag Pond and Flint Pond, homes face the water and are often viewed from more than one side. On the rolling, wooded hills, colonials and capes on larger lots look best with a bright roofline and wrapped trees by the drive.

Designing for Tyngsborough's Waterfront Homes

For a Tyngsborough waterfront house we light the roofline facing the street and the one facing the water, since both views count. For hillside colonials we add peaks and ridges.

Tyngsborough History You Can See from the Street

Tyngsborough was settled in 1661 as part of the old Dunstable township and became a town in 1809. It's named for Colonel Jonathan Tyng, whose Tyng Mansion House was one of the oldest homes north of Boston. The town was known for its ferries, granite quarries and box companies, and later became a summer vacation spot. The estate of actress Nance O'Neil became the campus of the Academy of Notre Dame. Old colonial homes, former summer cottages around the lakes, and newer hillside colonials all share the town today, and each calls for its own lighting plan.

Planning Your Tyngsborough Lighting Season

During the Festival of Trees, the Old Town Hall, the Meeting House and the library typically glow with decorated trees, and the Sparkling Light Show has drawn visitors after dark in past years (check the town calendar for this year's details). Homes along the lakes and on the wooded hills light up across town at the same time. Book in October. We'll measure your rooflines, note whether the water side needs lighting, and design a layout that looks great from the road and the shore. Install takes a few hours, and service visits are easy to schedule all season.

Tyngsborough Lighting Questions We Hear Most

My house is on Lake Mascuppic. Should I light the water side? Yes. On many lake homes the water view is the main view, so we light both rooflines. Can you have my home lit for the Festival of Trees? Book in October and we'll plan for it. Do you serve both sides of the river in Tyngsborough? Yes, the whole town. Can you light a hillside colonial up a steep driveway? Yes. We plan the design from the road so it reads well from below, and we take care with ladder setups on sloped lots.