Holiday Lights Decor Maine
Greater Portland, South Coast (York to Brunswick), and Sebago Lakes — 50 mile primary radius · Est. 2006 · Locally owned and operated.
About This Market
Serving Maine since 2006
Our Maine franchise is based in Portland, Cumberland County. The team provides residential Christmas light installation, commercial holiday displays, permanent LED systems, tree lighting, municipal programs, and season-end removal and storage — all to the same national standard.
- Headquarters: Portland, ME
- Phone: (332) 333-1155
- Email: me@holidaylightsllc.com
- Local site: holidaylightsdecorme.com →
Territory Regions
Greater Portland + Sebago
Cumberland County
South Coast (Kennebunkport to York)
York County
Mid-Coast + Brunswick
Sagadahoc County, Lincoln County
Lewiston-Auburn + Kennebec
Androscoggin County, Kennebec County
What We Do
Holiday lighting services in Maine
Every service is handled end-to-end — from initial design consultation through installation, mid-season maintenance, post-season removal, and storage — so you never lift a strand.
Residential Christmas Lighting
Turnkey holiday light installation for homes — design, installation, maintenance, takedown, and storage.
Learn more →Commercial Holiday Lighting
Large-scale displays for retail centers, hotels, restaurants, and corporate campuses.
Learn more →Permanent LED Lighting Systems
Architectural permanent outdoor lighting — programmable color, app control, year-round accent.
Learn more →Christmas Tree Lighting
Commercial-grade tree wrapping for residential landscape trees, town squares, and corporate campuses.
Learn more →Municipal & Downtown Lighting
Citywide holiday lighting programs — lamp posts, gazebos, town squares, and public displays.
Learn more →Removal & Storage
Post-season professional takedown, labeled storage, and multi-year rental programs.
Learn more →Get Your Free Quote in Maine
Tell us about your project and our team connects you with the right local crew — usually within 24 hours.
Prefer to deal directly with the local crew? Visit our Maine site →