Holiday Light Installers Serving Amagansett, NY

Holiday Light Installation in Amagansett, NY

Amagansett packs a lot of variety into one small hamlet on the South Fork. Along Main Street you will find shingled 18th- and 19th-century houses close to the road, while the lanes toward the ocean hold large estates with long driveways, mature hedges and specimen trees. Each of those properties calls for a different lighting plan. On an antique cottage, a clean run of warm C9 LEDs along the eaves and peaks shows off the old lines without crowding them. On a big estate, our Premium package can carry the design out to the hedgerows, the drive and the trees. We handle the whole job, from the first design to the takedown after the season.

Weather is a real factor this close to the Atlantic and Napeague Bay. Salt air and strong winter winds come across the dunes, and they are hard on flimsy clips and cheap strands. Our crews use commercial-grade clips and plan every run so the lights stay put when a nor'easter blows through. Plenty of Amagansett homes sit empty for part of the winter, so our season maintenance matters here: if a bulb goes out, we replace it, and the house still looks cared for when its owners are away. When the holidays are over, we take everything down and store it until next year.

Around Amagansett: Landmarks That Set the Holiday Scene

Amagansett's winter charm comes from its history and its shoreline: the old houses along Main Street, the Life-Saving Station on the dunes and the farm fields that stay open into Napeague. For years the Amagansett Village Improvement Society has marked the season with caroling and a tree lighting near the train station. The places below help define the hamlet, and many of the homes near them are the kind we are glad to light each December.

• Amagansett Life-Saving & Coast Guard StationThis restored 1902 station on Atlantic Avenue is a reminder of how hard the ocean wind can blow on this stretch of shore.
• Miss Amelia's Cottage (Amagansett Historical Association)The 1725 cottage on Main Street anchors the hamlet's historic core, where understated roofline lighting suits the old architecture best.
• East Hampton Town Marine MuseumSet in former WWII barracks on Bluff Road, the museum tells the story of the whaling and fishing families who shaped Amagansett.
• Napeague State ParkThe protected Napeague Stretch east of the hamlet runs from ocean to bay, and it is one reason winter winds here are so strong.
• Amagansett LIRR StationThe Montauk Branch stop near Main Street is where the community has gathered for its holiday tree lighting.

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