Now is the perfect time to schedule gutter cleaning as we head into early fall. Many professional companies that handle gutter maintenance also offer holiday lighting services, making it easy to check both tasks off your seasonal to-do list at once. By booking early, you can ensure your gutters are clear of debris before winter sets in, and secure a spot for your holiday lighting installation before these companies fill up.

Several landscaping companies have diversified into this market to supplement their income during the slower winter months, so they tend to fill up quickly — sometimes even before Halloween. When considering a company, ask about their minimum pricing, availability, contract terms, and ensure they have proper insurance coverage.

Gutters

gutter cleaning

Clean gutters are essential for protecting your home from water damage. They ensure proper drainage by directing rainwater away from the roof, walls, and foundation, preventing leaks, mold, and structural issues. Regularly clearing debris from gutters also helps avoid costly repairs and maintains the home’s overall integrity.

Holiday Lights

Hiring a professional company to handle your holiday lighting is becoming an increasingly popular choice among homeowners who value convenience and safety*. These companies typically offer a full-service package that includes providing the lights, installation, maintenance, removal, and storage. Many also offer additional décor options, such as wreaths and yard displays, to enhance the festive look. Essentially, you lease their lighting and decoration services, allowing you to enjoy a stress-free holiday season with more time for family.

Holiday Lights

Below are some St. Louis companies that offer holiday lighting services. Some offer gutter cleaning as well. This list is by no means exhaustive, but a good place to start.

By choosing a professional for your holiday lighting and gutter cleaning, you can enjoy a beautiful, hassle-free holiday season. With so many local companies offering these services, now is the time to book and get ahead of the holiday rush.


*Each year, more than 160,000 people in the U.S. are treated for ladder-related injuries, many of which happen while decorating or cleaning outside their homes .To avoid ladder injuries, it’s crucial to follow basic safety precautions. Begin by choosing the right ladder for the job—ensure it’s tall enough to reach your work area without overreaching or standing on the top rung. Always place the ladder on a stable, level surface and secure it to prevent tipping or slipping. Use the “three points of contact” rule: always keep two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, in contact with the ladder at all times. Avoid using a ladder in adverse weather conditions, such as high winds or rain, which can make surfaces slippery. Lastly, never use a ladder when feeling tired or dizzy, and make sure someone else is nearby in case of an emergency.