The best holiday lighting for a Tampa Bay home matches the architecture: warm-white C9 bulbs tracing a Craftsman bungalow’s roofline and porch in Hyde Park, restrained up lighting on a Palma Ceia Mediterranean estate’s arches, long clean lines on a Carrollwood mid-century ranch, and water-facing displays with salt-rated fittings on Davis Islands. Getting it right also means getting the electrical right GFCI-protected outdoor outlets, circuits that will not trip on Christmas Eve, and weather-rated connections built for Florida rain. Mr. Electric of Tampa Bay does both: a licensed electrical contractor (EC13015799) and a CLIPA-certified holiday lighting installer that designs, installs with gutter-safe clips, maintains, takes down after the holidays, and stores your commercial-grade lights so nothing ends up in your garage.
Design consultations book up by mid-October. Call (813) 474-9789 or book online to reserve your holiday lighting design, install, and takedown across Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.
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