Holiday lighting for Somers homes and Somers Bay properties on the north shore of Flathead Lake.
Tell us about your property and we’ll build a lighting plan you’ll love.
Somers sits at the north end of Flathead Lake, a historic village where lake wind and cold roll in off the water. Our weather-ready lights and secure mounting keep your display bright and straight through the whole Montana winter.
From homes around Somers Bay to properties along the old railroad village, our local crew handles design, install, upkeep, and takedown, so you never touch a ladder.
From the bay to the historic village core, we light homes all across Somers.
Bayfront homes with open views across the north shore.
The old railroad-town homes and streets of Somers.
Lakefront properties where lights shine over the water.
Homes and businesses along the road toward Bigfork.
Wooded lots tucked above the bay.
We map your rooflines and colors into a custom lighting plan.
Our crew mounts every strand cleanly, and you never touch a ladder.
A bulb out after a storm? We fix it fast, all season long.
In the new year we take it all down and store it for you.
Somers is one of the communities we light every season. Explore the rest of our service area.
Yes. Somers is part of our service area. We light homes and businesses from Somers Bay through the historic village core and along the north shore of Flathead Lake.
Yes. We use commercial-grade materials and secure mounting made for open lakeside conditions, so your display stays bright and straight through the north-shore wind.
Absolutely. We design displays that suit older rooflines and architecture, with careful mounting that keeps clean lines and protects your home.
Book in early fall for the best placement and first pick of install dates. Reserving early is the safest way to lock in your spot before the season fills up.
We cover the whole Flathead Valley, including Kalispell, Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, Lakeside, and Evergreen.
Enjoy the magic without the ladder. Get a free, no-obligation quote and we’ll take it from here.
