Holiday lighting along the Lake Michigan coast.
Muskegon has a different vibe than the rest of West Michigan. Lakefront homes on Muskegon Lake and Mona Lake, the dunes, the channel, the working port. The neighborhoods range from the historic homes near Lake Avenue to the newer construction in Norton Shores, Fruitport, and along Henry Street. We cover Muskegon, North Muskegon, Norton Shores, Roosevelt Park, Spring Lake, Fruitport, Whitehall, Montague, and the surrounding lakeshore communities.
Wind off Lake Michigan is the big factor here. We see installs at lakefront homes deal with sustained 30 mph wind for days at a time. Standard hardware-store lights don't last. We use heavier-gauge commercial wire, marine-grade clips on properties exposed to the lake, and connections sealed against wind-driven moisture.
We work with restaurants and hotels along the channel, downtown Muskegon storefronts, the Lakes Mall area in Fruitport, and properties along US-31. If you run a lakeshore property that wants to show well during the holidays from the water side as well as the road, we can plan for both views.
Lakefront homes often want lights on both the lake-facing and street-facing sides of the home. We design displays so the property looks great no matter which direction you're approaching from. Larger lakeside homes commonly book full packages with roofline outlines, wrapped trees on both sides, lit pathway accents, and oversized wreaths. Inland homes typically book the standard residential package.
Muskegon, North Muskegon, Norton Shores, Roosevelt Park, Spring Lake, Fruitport, Whitehall, Montague, Ravenna, and surrounding Muskegon and Ottawa County lakeshore communities.