Christmas Lighting for Huntington Homes and Storefronts

Holiday Light Installation in Huntington, NY

Huntington is one of the North Shore's most distinctive places to decorate for the holidays. The hamlet's walkable downtown, known to everyone as Huntington Village, is lined with restaurants and shops, while the residential streets that climb away from the harbor hold everything from 19th-century homes and classic colonials to Tudors, Victorians and newer builds on wooded hillsides. Older houses often have intricate trim, deep eaves and steep gables, so we design each display around the architecture rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all roofline. The goal is lighting that flatters a historic facade instead of competing with it.

Every December, Huntington Village becomes a destination for the Huntington Holiday Spectacular, with a community tree lighting, light displays and visits with Santa centered on Wall Street. Residents and merchants who want their own homes and storefronts to match that festive energy call Dr. Glow. We handle custom design, installation, in-season maintenance with bulb replacement, and takedown and storage after the holidays, for both residential and commercial properties. Homes closer to Huntington Harbor and the Sound catch more wind, so we fasten C9 LED lines with commercial-grade clips, and installs are typically completed within 48 hours of booking.

Around Huntington: Landmarks Near the Homes We Light

Huntington blends a lively village downtown with a working harbor, historic parkland and some of the North Shore's most storied cultural sites. During the holidays, the glow of Wall Street and Main Street spreads outward into the surrounding neighborhoods, where our crews light rooflines, porches and front-yard trees on homes near the harbor, the park and the hills beyond. These are a few of the landmarks that make Huntington such a rewarding place to decorate.

• Heckscher ParkA historic park on the National Register of Historic Places, just steps from Huntington Village and surrounded by some of the hamlet's classic older homes.
• Heckscher Museum of ArtThe museum on Prime Avenue inside Heckscher Park, a cultural anchor at the edge of downtown Huntington.
• Huntington Harbor LighthouseThe historic Lloyd Harbor light station guarding the entrance to Huntington Harbor, preserved by a local volunteer society.
• Huntington Public LibraryThe public library serving Huntington residents, a year-round community resource for families across the hamlet.
• Walt Whitman BirthplaceThe farmhouse where the poet was born in 1819, preserved as a historic site in neighboring Huntington Station.

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