Christmas light installation in Westfield, Indiana
Westfield is the closest large market to our shop in Sheridan, straight down US 31, which makes it the easiest place in the county for us to get to twice if a job needs it.
- Westfield
- Hamilton County, Indiana
- From our shop
- About fifteen minutes from our shop
- Common here
- Steep peaks, dormers and subdivision entrances
- Book by
- September, because Westfield books early
Jingle & Glow Co installs Christmas lights and outdoor lighting on Westfield homes, and Westfield is the closest large market to our shop in Sheridan.
Between Grand Park and the neighborhoods that grew up around it, Westfield has more new construction than anywhere else we work. Streets like the ones off Chatham Hills and Viking Meadows are full of two story houses with steep peaks and dormers, which is the shape that rewards a properly measured install and punishes a fixed length set.
Westfield is the closest large town to the shop, which makes the measuring visit easy to arrange and easy to repeat if the design changes. The measuring visit matters most on the two story elevations here: a gable that is guessed at is a gable that ends three feet short. You can read the whole sequence on our how it works page.
Every strand is cut to length on site, using professional grade bulbs and wiring rather than a set that came off a shelf in a fixed length. Season long maintenance is included, and takedown in January is already in the price you agreed in September.
Get the estimate booked in September or October, and settle the neighborhood entrance in the same visit so the street and the houses are designed as one. Town information, including anything your own neighborhood publishes about exterior decoration, is on the City of Westfield site.
An eave and gable run, which is the shape almost every newer Westfield elevation needs.
What lighting in Westfield needs
Steep peaks and dormers
The two story elevations in the newer Westfield neighborhoods are exactly where cut to length runs show, and where a store set runs out halfway across the gable.
HOA entrances
Subdivision monuments along the 31 corridor are seen by every household behind them, and they are usually one board member's problem in November.
Young landscaping
New builds come with small trees, so the first two seasons are usually roofline and entry, with tree work added as the planting fills in.
Getting to Westfield from Sheridan
Straight down US 31 from the shop, about fifteen minutes, which makes Westfield the quickest place in the county for us to reach twice in a week if a job needs it.
Questions from Westfield
How quickly can you get to Westfield?
Straight down US 31 from Sheridan, so it is about fifteen minutes. Westfield is the closest large town to our shop.
That distance is the practical difference during the season. A dark run in Westfield is a short trip rather than a route across the county.
Do you light houses near Grand Park?
Yes. The neighborhoods that grew up around Grand Park are a large part of our Westfield work, and they are mostly newer two story homes.
Those elevations need the peaks measured properly, because the gable runs are the part that reads from the road.
Can you light our subdivision entrance?
Yes. Entrance monuments, the beds around them and the trees at the approach are quoted as one job for the season, with one point of contact.
September is the month to arrange it, because the entrance is expected to be lit by the first weekend of December.
Do you work in the older part of Westfield?
Yes. The streets around the original downtown have smaller, older houses with porches, and they light differently from the new builds.
The approach is the same: measure first, cut on site, and pick clips for the trim that is actually on the house.
Other towns we light
Lights for a Westfield house
Fifteen minutes from our shop. Send the address and an owner will call you back to arrange the visit.