The opportunity
About this role
Deck'd Holiday Lighting is hiring a Holiday Light Installer in Delray Beach, FL, paying $22-$32/hour. You need a valid driver's license and real comfort on a ladder, since the job means climbing from a 6-foot stepladder to a 40-foot extension ladder to hang, wire, and troubleshoot holiday lighting displays.
Who You Are:
You are steady and unhurried on a ladder, because doing the job right matters more than doing it fast.
You take pride in a clean, evenly spaced light line that makes a roofline look sharp from the street.
You work through a wiring problem calmly instead of getting frustrated by it.
You bring a valid driver's license and the physical ability to work extension ladders at real height for extended periods, including in cold weather.
Who We Are:
Deck'd Holiday Lighting installs permanent lighting across Florida, and this role covers our seasonal Christmas and holiday lighting installs too.
We work residential and commercial properties, from single-story houses to multi-story buildings.
Crews often work in two-person teams, one on the ladder and one managing wire on the ground.
What You Will Do Each Day:
Measure rooflines to plan each lighting layout.
Clip, staple, and mount light strings along fascia, shingles, and rooflines.
Connect light runs to exterior outlets or temporary power sources.
Troubleshoot dead sections and repair faulty connections.
Remove, coil, label, and store equipment once the season ends.
Why You'll Love Working Here:
Pay is $22-32/hour.
Seasonal, onsite role, open to either a W2 employee or 1099 contractor arrangement.
You work hands on, outdoors, on real properties.
Next Steps:
If hanging lights and solving wiring problems on a ladder sounds like your work, apply for the Holiday Light Installer role today.
Meet the team
About Deck'd Holiday Lighting
Deck'd Holiday Lighting
Equal opportunity employment
We value a diverse team and consider qualified applicants without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability.