Christmas Light Installation at Old Kinderhook

A community that already has a look

Old Kinderhook sits off Highway 54 on the Camdenton side, built around its golf course, with a lodge, villas, and homes on lots that back onto fairway and timber. It is a place with an established visual standard: the landscaping is maintained, the architecture holds together, and anything hung in December is going to be read against all of that rather than in isolation.

So our work here is restrained on purpose. Warm white, one color temperature throughout, straight runs cut to the foot, wiring kept out of sight, and nothing that reads as temporary. On a lot that opens onto a fairway the house is seen from a long way off across open ground, and at that distance clean lines carry while clutter simply disappears into noise.

Where the light goes

Working inside an association

Communities like this one generally have rules about contractor access, working hours, and what may be fastened to a roof, a column, or a stone face. Tell us yours when you book. We default to non-penetrating clips, keep crews to sensible hours, and leave nothing behind after takedown — the entire system comes off in January and goes into labeled storage rather than into a corner of your garage.

Villas, second homes, and arrival

Plenty of owners here are at the lake for part of the year rather than all of it. Send photographs and the address; we quote from those, install while you are away, program the timers, and send you a photo the first evening the house is lit. You drive in for the holidays and there is nothing left to do.