Christmas & Permanent Light Installation in Concord, TN

Seasonal displays and year-round architectural lighting for Concord homes along Fort Loudoun Lake and Northshore Drive.

Lighting built for Concord rooflines

Concord sits between Farragut and Knoxville on the north shore of the Tennessee River, and it is older than most people assume. James Rodgers laid out the village in 1854, a year after the railroad came through, and by the 1880s it was one of Tennessee's marble centers. When Fort Loudoun Lake was impounded in the 1940s it covered about a third of the old town, including the business district, and what survives is now the Concord Village Historic District. Since the 1970s the rest of Concord has filled in with subdivisions, many of them on the hills and coves above the lake.

That gives Concord two very different kinds of house. The newer homes are large, often two stories or more, with long, steep rooflines and walkout backs facing the water, which is where permanent lighting earns its keep: a track that stays up, reads as trim in daylight and means nobody climbs a lakeside elevation in December. The older village houses are smaller and closer to the road, and a seasonal display planned around their rooflines usually suits them better.

The lake changes the job in Concord

Plenty of Concord lots slope toward the water, so a house that is two stories at the front can be three at the back, and the rear elevation is often the one people most want lit because it faces the lake. Access is planned side by side, with a lift where the ground allows it, and the fixings are spaced for wind coming across open water and for a wet East Tennessee winter. We fix to the fascia and trim, never through roofing.

Most Concord addresses say Knoxville on the envelope, but much of the community is unincorporated Knox County, which matters whenever a job needs anything from a local government. Subdivisions here often have their own HOA rules on exterior fixtures too, so bring those to the consult and we design to them from the start.

Blue and white permanent roofline lighting on a newer home

What we install

Christmas & Seasonal

Full-service holiday displays: design, commercial-grade lights, installation, in-season service, then takedown and storage.

JellyFish Permanent

Track-mounted permanent lighting tucked under the roofline. Millions of colors, app controlled, holiday or everyday.

Bosso Smart Lighting

A permanent lighting alternative with its own fixture and control system. We fit it to homes JellyFish does not suit.

Commercial & HOA

Storefronts, offices, common areas and entrances, scheduled installs that work around your business hours.

Christmas and seasonal light installation in Concord

Seasonal lighting is a full service, not a box of lights from a shelf. We design the display around your roofline, install commercial-grade product cut to fit your house, and service it through the season if anything goes dark. After the holidays we take it down and store it until next year, so nothing lives in your garage and nothing gets crushed between seasons.

Booking order decides the calendar. Installs run in the order they are booked, so the earliest dates go to whoever called first. If you want the lights on before the first weekend of December, get on the list well before the season starts.

Christmas light installation on a home in Concord
Permanent outdoor lighting on a roofline in Concord

Permanent outdoor lighting in Concord

Permanent lighting is a slim track fixed under the roofline that stays up all year and reads as trim from the street. Run warm white on an ordinary evening, color through December, orange and white for a Saturday in autumn, or switch it off entirely. It is all controlled from an app, so nobody climbs anything.

We install two systems. JellyFish is the one most people have heard of and we are an authorized dealer. Bosso is an alternative with its own fixture and control system that suits some rooflines better. We bring both to the consult and tell you which fits your house, including when that is the cheaper option.

Commercial and HOA lighting in Concord

We light storefronts, offices, entrances and common areas as well as homes. Commercial work is scheduled around your trading hours so the install never costs you a business day, and a larger property can be phased across several visits.

If an HOA, a landlord or a historic district has rules about fixture color, brightness or where a track may sit, bring them to the consult and we design to them from the start rather than asking for an exception later.

Commercial roofline lighting on a business in Concord

How it works

01

Free design consult

We walk the property, measure the roofline and show you what the finished run will look like. No charge, no obligation.

02

Custom install

Our crew installs to your approved plan with commercial-grade product, cut and fitted on site, not a one-size kit.

03

Service & takedown

Something goes dark. We come back. For seasonal work we handle removal and store your lights until next year.

Concord questions we get asked

Our house faces the lake. Can you light the back instead of the front?
Yes, and on a lake lot that is often the better choice. The elevation facing the water is the one you see from the dock and from across the cove, and it is usually the taller side, which makes it the strongest case for a permanent track. We can do the back, the front or both, and we plan access for each side separately.
Is Concord part of Knoxville?
Not for most purposes. Concord is an unincorporated community in Knox County, even though most addresses here say Knoxville. It sits between Farragut, which is its own town, and West Knoxville, which is inside the city. Which government your address answers to matters whenever a job needs anything official, so we confirm it while we are quoting.
Our HOA has rules about exterior lighting. Is that a problem?
Usually not, as long as the rules come in at the start. Plenty of subdivisions in this part of the county have covenants covering fixtures, colors or when lights can be up. Bring them to the consult and we design to them rather than asking the board for an exception afterwards. A permanent track helps here, because it reads as trim in daylight and can be scheduled to run only when the rules allow.
What does the wind off the water do to the lights?
It is one reason the fixings are chosen for the house rather than taken from a kit. A lakeside elevation catches more wind than a sheltered street, and East Tennessee winters are wet, with repeated freezing and thawing. Where a run is exposed the clips go closer together, and a permanent track sits tight under the roof edge where the wind has little to grab.
How far is your office from Concord?
Our office is in Oak Ridge, and Pellissippi Parkway gets us down to the west side of Knox County quickly, so a consult or a mid-season service call in Concord is a straightforward trip. We cover the neighboring areas from the same office, including Farragut and Hardin Valley.

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95 Midway Lane
Oak Ridge, TN 37830

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