1Type your business nameWe read your Google listing for your trade, your town and your phone number. Nothing to fill in.
2We build the whole sitePages, words, photos and colours, ready in 10-15 minutes. Free to see - no card, nothing to sign.
3Keep it if you want itAsk for any change in plain English and it is made for you. If it is not for you, close the page. You owe nothing.
What is on your Christmas lighting site
Installs, rooflines, trees, wreaths, permanent lights, takedown and storage - each job on its own line
A display builder where bulbs light up on a drawn house as the visitor adds each piece
Your number on every screen, one tap to call in the weeks when everyone calls at once
A request form with your services, a commercial choice and a returning-customer tick box, emailed to you
A commercial page for storefronts, offices and neighborhood associations that need firm dates
Every service you offer, on its own line
Each one gets its own heading and its own words, so the homeowner who searched for that exact job lands on something about that exact job.
Christmas Light Installation
Roofline & Eave Lighting
Tree & Shrub Wrapping
Wreath & Garland Hanging
Light Design & Layout
Takedown & Removal
Off-Season Storage
Permanent Holiday Lighting
Animated & Color-Changing Lights
Commercial Holiday Lighting
What homeowners actually search for
“christmas light installation near me”Installation leads your list with the neighborhoods you work, because this search peaks in a few weeks every fall and the first clear answer gets the booking.
“cost to hang christmas lights on house”The demo has a display builder: pick the house size, add the roofline, trees, wreaths or walkway, and watch the bulbs light up on a drawing beside an estimated first-season price.
“who takes christmas lights down”Takedown and storage are listed as part of the job, for the homeowner whose real worry is January on a ladder, not December.
“permanent christmas lights”Permanent lighting has its own line for the owner done with hanging lights every year - a sale that keeps paying long after the season ends.
“holiday lights for office building”Commercial lighting has its own page for the storefront, office or neighborhood association that needs lights up by a firm date.
What a Christmas lighting site has to show
Your booking window and install order - when bookings open, when the crew starts - written with only the dates you keep.
What the price covers: design, install, takedown, storage, fixing a dark strand mid-season, written the way you sell it.
Whether the lights are the customer's to keep or leased each season, since customers ask and the answer changes the price.
How your crew hangs lights without harming the roof or gutters, in plain words, because that fear sits behind every call.
Returning-customer pricing if you offer it, so last year's customers see a reason to book again before the rush.
See a real Christmas lighting website
Lumina Holiday Lighting is a working demo site Titan built for Christmas lighting businesses. Open it on your phone or your computer and press the buttons. The business name, the town (Milwaukee, WI) and the reviews on it are sample details, not a customer.
Roughly, yes. The holiday lighting demo has a display builder: the visitor picks a house size, adds the roofline, trees, wreaths, walkway or a mega-tree, and watches those bulbs light up on a drawing of a house, with an estimated first-season price. It is a preview and an estimate; your design visit sets the real display and the real number.
Most of my calls come in a few weeks. How does the site help?
It is ready before the rush and answers the questions that fill your phone. Takedown, storage and mid-season fixes are written into the service list, the common questions are answered on the page, and the form emails you each request with the service and the town, so a busy week is spent returning calls you can close.
Can the site sell to businesses and neighborhood associations?
Yes. The demo has a commercial page for storefronts, offices and neighborhood associations, and the request form offers a commercial or association project as its own choice. That buyer cares about firm dates and a locked rate, so both get written in the way you actually offer them.
How do I get last year's customers to book again?
Give them a reason on the site. The demo has a pricing page explaining how returning customers are priced and how a multi-year agreement works, and a tick box on the form lets an existing customer report a dark strand or a loose clip. One plain-English edit sets that page to what you really offer.
Titan Web Design is an independent company in Georgia, not affiliated with any other web company. It is software, not a sales floor - nobody will phone you.
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