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Humbug Lighting NE Florida is hiring seasonal Christmas lighting installers for the upcoming holiday season. The role involves two-person crews installing lights on residential and commercial properties across Northeast Florida, with a six-day week and a pay model based on job totals and performance bonuses.
Season runs about 60–75 days, with potential for full-time year-round positions for top performers; safety and quality are emphasized, with ladders and height work performed with a partner.
Humbug Lighting NE Florida | Duval, St. Johns, Clay, and Nassau Counties
Seasonal position with full-time potential
We are a locally owned and operated outdoor lighting company serving Northeast Florida, and we are hiring seasonal Christmas lighting installers for the upcoming holiday season. This is not a job for someone who does just enough to get by. It is a job for someone who takes pride in their work, shows up ready, and holds themselves to a standard most people don't bother with.
If that's you, keep reading.
The Christmas lighting install season runs approximately 60 to 75 install days. You work six days a week, Monday through Saturday, with hours running from 7:00 AM to dusk. Saturdays are a target half day when the job schedule and quality standards allow it. The season has a clear end date, and the pay reflects the commitment.
Most jobs pay 7% of the job total per technician. On a standard two-person crew, you and your partner split the job percentage. The faster you work and the better the quality, the more you earn. Multi-crew or multi-day jobs pay a competitive hourly rate. Performance bonuses are available for jobs completed ahead of schedule without sacrificing quality.
We hire for character first and teach technique. If you don't have lighting experience but you show up on time, work hard, and do things right, we want to talk to you.
Installers who perform well during the season are considered first for year-round positions as they open. This is a real path, not a promise made to get applications.