A two-story home photographed from the street with warm white lights running the full length of the roofline.

About North Pole Lighting

A lighting contractor working out of Southwick, hanging Christmas lights across eleven towns in western Massachusetts and northern Connecticut.

Run by the Guy on the Ladder

Josh Drumm owns North Pole Lighting. We are a lighting contractor working out of Southwick. Christmas light installation is what we do from October into January. Josh is not a dispatcher. He walks the property, writes the plan, and gets on the ladder with the crew. Longmeadow, Suffield and Southwick all sit inside a short drive of the shop.

The Lights Are Ours, Start to Finish

You never buy a strand, store a strand, or untangle a strand. We own the lights. We design the display, hang it, keep it lit, take it down, and store it. Next November it comes back to your house.

  • We buy the lights ourselves, commercial grade, from our supplier
  • We plan the display at your house before anything goes up
  • Bulbs are screwed into the strands before the truck leaves, which saves about an hour on site
  • We hang the display on clips, then test it end to end before we pull out
  • We keep it lit through the season, and a dark bulb a ladder can reach gets replaced
  • We take it down, box it, label it with your address, and store it off your property
  • The same lights come back to the same house the following fall
  • One phone number, and it gets answered

How the Off-Season Works for Your Lights

The light season is about sixty days long. Josh also runs a pressure washing business, which is what the rest of the year looks like. That is why the light season gets planned in October instead of improvised in December.

  • The light season runs roughly sixty days, from the first installs through the last
  • Takedown runs into January, and it runs later than that if snow holds on the roof
  • Strands come off the house, get boxed and labeled, and live in our storage for about ten months
  • The same strands go back up on the same house the following fall

Across a season the truck covers eleven towns. Towns we cover runs from Westfield east to Hampden and south over the line.

A two-story home at dusk with warm white roofline lights, two lit cone-shaped evergreens and a lit foundation bush across the front, with cars in the driveway.

Company and Christmas Light Installation FAQs

Who owns North Pole Lighting?

Josh Drumm. He owns the company, owns the lights, and works the ladders himself.

Where are you based?

Southwick, Massachusetts. It borders both Suffield and Granby, which is why Connecticut is part of our normal route.

What towns do you cover?

Eleven. Eight in western Massachusetts and three over the Connecticut line, all run from Southwick.

Who actually shows up at my house?

Our crew. The person who quotes your house is on it. Nobody gets sent out cold.

Are you a franchise?

No. Independent and locally owned. One phone number, and it gets answered.

Why do you supply the lights instead of hanging mine?

Because we service what we hang. Our strands are built to be repaired one bulb at a time, and a boxed set is not.

Do you do this year round?

The light season runs about sixty days. Josh also runs a pressure washing business the rest of the year.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Every job on this site is a home. Residential is what we do.

Meet the Crew on Your Roofline

The walk-around is free and Josh does it himself. You will have met the people doing the work before anything goes up.

Don't Be a Grinch

Book a free Christmas light installation quote and meet the person who will be on your ladder.