JellyFish Lighting in Palm Harbor, FL (Permanent Christmas Lights)

Permanent Christmas lights for Palm Harbor, from the St. Joseph Sound side near Wall Springs Park to the subdivisions off US 19. We mount the track once, and from then on Christmas, New Year’s, Bucs Sundays and everyday warm white are just scenes you pick in the app. No ladder in December, and no tangle of strings in the garage in January.

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Tell us your street or ZIP (34683 or 34684), whether the home is one or two stories, and if there is an HOA. A licensed electrician will call or text you back.

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Keywest Lights & Electric is an Authorized Dealer of JellyFish Lighting and a woman-owned, licensed electrical contractor (EC13014717) based in Seminole. We are an independent installer, not JellyFish Lighting, the company. Every Palm Harbor job starts with a free estimate at the house and a written proposal.

Want this Christmas lit in Palm Harbor? Call (727) 476-7079 or request a free estimate online.

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Keywest Lights & Electric is an Authorized Dealer of JellyFish Lighting. We are not JellyFish Lighting.

Two-story gabled home with multicolor JellyFish Lighting holiday scene along the rooflines at dusk
Photo courtesy of JellyFish Lighting. A multicolor holiday scene on a two-story gabled home. Palm Harbor’s 1980s two-story homes and long garage fronts take the same kind of layout.

Palm Harbor eaves were mostly built in the 1980s

Palm Harbor is an unincorporated community, not a city, and its housing has a clear era: the median home was built around 1985, and nearly half of all homes went up during the 1980s. Most are single-family houses, with a good share of villas and attached homes, and close to four in five are owner-occupied. For permanent lighting, that usually means stucco or wood fascia in fair shape, soffits that are easy to follow, and two-story gables that look great outlined at night.

Attached villas and townhomes work too. We just plan the run so it stops cleanly at your unit’s roofline, and we bring the paperwork your association will want to see.

A year of scenes on one track

  • Late November through New Year’s: red-and-green, warm-white-with-color or slow-twinkle Christmas scenes on a dusk-to-midnight schedule
  • Bucs game days: team colors along the gables, then back to warm white after the game
  • Fourth of July and birthdays: saved patterns you can turn on in seconds
  • Every other night: soft warm white on the eaves and a brighter white over the driveway and front walk

The points are small and mounted in a color-matched channel, so during the day the house looks the same as it did before.

Downtown Palm Harbor storefronts and Alt 19 businesses

Historic Downtown Palm Harbor, around Omaha Street and Florida Avenue, has its own form-based code for how buildings meet the street. We don’t change any of that. We add a slim line of light to the existing fascia. For shops, offices and restaurants along Alt 19 and US 19, we usually program steady brand colors for business hours and switch to holiday scenes for the season. Anything that animates or cycles color on the facade gets checked against the county sign rules first.

Near St. Joseph Sound: storms, salt and turtles

Pinellas design wind speeds put every typical home in the wind-borne debris region, so our track fastens into framing, not just the fascia skin. North-county homes saw serious surge during Helene in 2024, so we mount the controller and power supply indoors and up high. On sound-front lots near Wall Springs Park and the coastal side of Alt 19, we check whether the lights could be seen from a beach before programming color for turtle season.

What a Palm Harbor install includes

  1. A walk-around measurement of every run you want lit, and where the controller will go
  2. A written proposal (we don’t post prices online, because every roofline is different)
  3. Install day: track, lights, controller, then app setup on your phone with your scenes saved
  4. We pull the permit if we add an outlet or circuit, and we handle the inspection

JellyFish Lighting’s 5-year parts warranty covers the lights, controllers and power supplies. Our own workmanship warranty is 2 years, or 5 years for Member Care Plan members, who also get 7% off labor and materials. KWLE is also a Home Depot preferred contractor, and for electrical emergencies we answer 24/7.

Palm Harbor JellyFish Lighting FAQ

How early should I book permanent Christmas lights in Palm Harbor? Now is the right time. Christmas installs in Palm Harbor fill through November, and once the track is up you never book a holiday install again — next year you just pick the scene in the app.

My Palm Harbor home is in an HOA. Can I still put up permanent lights? Usually, yes, but roofline lighting is visible from the street, so Florida law lets an HOA set rules for it. We give you the product details and a simple layout to send to your board before we schedule the install.

Is Palm Harbor under sea turtle lighting rules? FWC lists unincorporated Pinellas as having no local sea turtle lighting ordinance, and most Palm Harbor homes sit well back from a nesting beach. If your house can be seen from a beach on St. Joseph Sound, we set the decorative scenes to stay off from May 1 through October 31, as FWC recommends.

Can a Downtown Palm Harbor business use JellyFish lights? Yes. Storefronts along Omaha Street, Florida Avenue and Alt 19 can have a clean outline in steady brand colors. Before we program anything that changes color, we check the county sign rules for that building, since the county treats a sign face that changes color as an animated sign.

What does the controller need from my electrical system? It needs a GFCI-protected outlet indoors, usually in the garage. Many 1980s Palm Harbor garages already have one in a good spot. If yours doesn’t, we add an outlet or a dedicated circuit, pull the permit and handle the inspection.

Do I lose the lights after the holidays? No. The same points run warm white on the eaves on ordinary nights, a brighter security white over the driveway, and Bucs colors on game day. Christmas is just one saved scene.

More: JellyFish Lighting · permanent Christmas lights · Pinellas County · Seminole & Pinellas Christmas guide. Nearby: East Lake · Dunedin · Safety Harbor · Clearwater. Other electrical work: Palm Harbor electrician.

Ready to light Palm Harbor for Christmas? Call (727) 476-7079 or book a free estimate.

JellyFish Lighting is a trademark of JellyFish Lighting. Keywest Lights & Electric is an independent Authorized Dealer and installer and is not JellyFish Lighting, the company.