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About us · Local firefighters · Insured

Two local firefighters. One standard on every roof.

We're Aidan Cleere and Casey Garvey, and we run First Alarm Lighting Co together. Our day jobs are about showing up when people need help. Every Christmas season we bring the same habits to your roofline: on time, done safely, and done right.

Aidan Cleere and Casey Garvey standing in front of the First Alarm Lighting Co trailer
Meet the guys

Two firefighters. One team.

We run First Alarm side by side. There's no front office and no hand-off to someone you've never met. When you call, text or send your address, you're reaching one of us.

From the first mockup of your house to the January takedown, we handle it together, and every job gets the standard we'd want on our own homes.

Aidan Cleere and Casey Garvey sitting on top of the First Alarm Lighting Co trailer
Why firefighters hang Christmas lights

Ladders in December are a bad mix.

We'd rather you spend the holidays with your family than on an icy ladder. That's the whole idea behind First Alarm: people who are comfortable working at height, doing the part of Christmas that sends people to the emergency room.

About 160 holiday decorating injuries a day, and nearly half of them are falls. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. In the 2023 holiday season (Nov. 1, 2022 to Jan. 31, 2023) about 14,900 people were treated in U.S. emergency rooms for holiday decorating-related injuries.
How we work

The promises behind the price.

Cut to your house

Measured, not guessed

Every run is measured and cut to your actual roofline, then labeled for your house.

Hung with clips

We never drill your roof

Roofline lights clip to edges that are already there, and come down clean.

All season

Fixed within 72 hours

Anything goes out, call or text us and we're back out to fix it, no charge.

January

Down and stored

Taken down in January and stored for your house, ready for next year.

Who's actually on your roof

You'll usually see a small crew we work with every season. Not every installer is a firefighter, and we're upfront about why: firefighters get called in to work, and we won't let that move your install date.

What never changes: a firefighter sets the safety standard and oversees every job. We're insured, and we'll send you a certificate of insurance before we start.

Booking now for this season

Let's see what your house looks like.

Send your address and we'll send back a design of your actual house with the price. It costs you nothing, and nobody has to come to your door.