Christmas Light
Installation
Done Right in DFW.

Plan on approximately $5 to $8 per linear foot of roofline, which puts most rooflines between $750 and $1,600 before trees and accents. That cost per foot, not the square footage of the house, is what drives the average cost in Dallas, Texas: a 2,000 square foot ranch and a 2,000 square foot two-story can be 100 feet of roofline apart. Final pricing depends on the measured footage, height, access, and optional tree wraps or accents. Your written quote confirms the scope and includes design, commercial-grade LED C9 bulbs, install, timer, one mid-season service visit, and January takedown.

We book holiday installs through December 15. The earlier you book, the more install dates you have to choose from. October fills the calendar fastest, because that is when the pre-Thanksgiving install dates get claimed. Tell us your preferred timing and we confirm availability with your quote.

You do. The lights, clips, and timer are part of what you paid for, and after January takedown they are yours to keep. We do not store lights between seasons, so plan on a shelf in the garage or attic for the boxes.

One mid-season service visit is included with every install. If a string fails or a bulb dies before Christmas, we come out and fix it. Commercial-grade LED C9 bulbs fail far less often than retail string lights or incandescent mini lights, which is why one visit covers nearly every season.

Takedown happens in January, after New Year, as the schedule allows. We take everything off the roofline, trees, and columns so you never have to get on a ladder. The lights go back in their boxes and stay with you.

No. The included service visit covers a failed string or bulb, not damage from an ice storm, a north wind event, or a fallen limb. If a storm takes down a section, we can come out and re-hang it as a separately quoted visit.

Height and access change the labor, not just the footage. A two-story roofline needs taller ladders that get repositioned more often, and each gable transition takes longer to keep the line straight, so the per-foot rate sits toward the $8 end. The on-site measure accounts for all of it before you see a number.

Yes. Tree wraps (single trunks or full canopies), bed wash and landscape lighting, garland on columns and fences, a lit wreath over the garage or front door, and pathway lighting are all part of the same outdoor Christmas lighting display. Each is quoted on top of the roofline during the on-site visit, because a full canopy wrap on a mature pecan can take more material and time than the roof itself.

Yes. A dusk-to-dawn timer is included and set to your schedule, so you are not managing a photocell light sensor or a smart plug yourself, and we plug into your existing exterior power outlets. Those outlets are GFCI-protected by code, and a wet connection is what trips them in the rain, so we keep every plug and splice off the ground and covered. If your roofline has no outlet nearby, we route a rated extension on the measure and plan for it in the quote.

No. We install seasonal lights only and do not sell or install permanent track systems such as Trimlight, Jellyfish Lighting, or Gemstone. If you are weighing the two, our permanent vs. seasonal comparison lays out the honest tradeoffs for a DFW home.

Yes. We work in the Park Cities, Castle Hills, Stonebriar, Southlake, and the rest of our service area. Most HOAs set a window for when lights go up and come down, and some restrict colors, so we stay inside those rules and the January takedown keeps you clear of the deadline.

All three. Warm white is the most popular for classic North Texas neighborhoods. Pure white reads more modern. Colored sets are available too, and we mix to taste during the design walk.

Yes. Storefronts, office parks, HOA entryways, and apartment-complex common areas are part of the work we do every season. Multi-year contracts and net-30 billing available.