Abstract: A biasable bracket device useful in installing, displaying and easily removing decorative lights is described that can be installed in multiple locations about a building. The invention comprises: (i) an inverted Cee-shaped segment including first, second and third legs. The third leg forms a central support, with the first and sceond legs extending in the same direction, cantilever style, therefrom and their free ends biased inwardly toward each other; (ii) a Vee-shaped fourth leg also cantilevered from the third leg between the first and second legs. The attached end of the fourth leg is more rigid and its free end folds back adjacent to the broad surface of the second leg to provide a passageway that can be biased open to fixedly receive a shingle or roof ridge or to receive a lip of a deep cupped rain gutter to define a first working position.