Come Home to Christmas.We'll Handle the Lights.

We provide everything. Your display uses professional-grade lights that we measure and cut to fit your home exactly — no leftover strands, no sagging gaps, no box-store tangles in your garage. Because the lights are ours, we maintain and replace them, and you never have to store a single bin.

Not a thing. Our crew handles the entire installation — ladders, rooflines, timers and all — and when the season ends we come back, take everything down and store it for next year. You never climb a ladder or brave the January cold.

Just give us a call. In-season service is part of what we do — if a strand goes out or a bulb needs attention, contact us and we'll arrange a service visit to get your display back to full glow. You won't be troubleshooting lights on a ladder in December.

As early as you can. Most Cincinnati displays go up in November, and installation dates fill quickly as Christmas approaches. Scheduling early gives you the best choice of dates and plenty of time to enjoy your display all season long.

Absolutely — that's where a display goes from nice to unforgettable. We wrap tree trunks and canopies, net shrubs and hedges, and add lit wreaths and garland to doors, windows and railings. We'll design it all to work together with your roofline.

No — Twinkle Elf specializes in seasonal Christmas displays. We install a custom display for the holiday season, then remove it after the holidays so your home looks exactly as it did before, with no permanent tracks or hardware left behind.

Every display is custom, so the price depends on the size of your home, the design you choose and the areas you want decorated. That's why we start with a free estimate — we'll design a display for your home and give you a clear price before any work begins.

We serve Cincinnati and the surrounding communities — Hyde Park, Mount Lookout, Oakley, Indian Hill, Mariemont, Madeira, Kenwood, Montgomery, Blue Ash, Loveland, Mason, West Chester and more. If you don't see your neighborhood listed, just ask — chances are the elves can get there.