Grand Texas-style brick and stone estate outlined in warm white C9 Christmas lights with wrapped oak trees and garland entry
Family-owned · DFW · since 2013

Professional Christmas Light Installation in Dallas–Fort Worth

One call in October, and your home glows all season. We design it, hang it, fix anything that goes dark, take it down in January, and store it until next year. You never touch a ladder. From $600.

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Since 2013lighting DFW homes
1,100+installs completed
Mostcustomers have us back every year
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Display styles

Displays we install

Classic warm white, full-on multicolor, or somewhere in between — from a crisp roofline to a full display with trees, garland, and ground lighting.

These images are concept renderings — accurate to how we design and install. Browse the full gallery, filterable by warm white, multicolor, and commercial.

How it works

One quote covers your whole season

Installation, maintenance, takedown, and storage are all included — you never touch a ladder or a storage bin.

1

Get your quote

Two minutes, a few questions about your house, and you get a real number — not a "starting at" teaser. From $600.

2

We hang it

Commercial-grade C9, cut to your roofline the day we install it. Straight lines, hidden cords, timers set. Done in an afternoon.

3

We keep it lit

A storm knocks a strand loose? A section goes dark two days before your party? One text and we're on it — no charge, all season.

4

We take it down and store it

Come January, everything comes down, gets labeled, and goes into storage. Next year, your house is glowing again off one phone call.

Street of homes glowing with warm white Christmas lights at dusk
Neighbor discounts

Book with a neighbor and save

When two or more houses on a street book the same crew day, everybody pays less — and the whole street glows together.

Front entry with wreaths, garland and warm lights
Services

Everything we install

  • Wreaths & garland — entries, railings, and windows, hung and lit
  • Tree wraps & canopy minis — the warm glow that fills the yard
  • Walkway & bed lighting — a lit path to the front door
  • Own or lease — buy your custom display once, or lease everything and never touch a storage bin again
  • Priority scheduling — returning customers keep their install week, year after year

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Service areas

Where we work

West — Northeast Tarrant

Colleyville · Southlake · Grapevine · Bedford · North Richland Hills · Roanoke · Flower Mound

North — Collin & Denton

Frisco · Prosper · Allen · Plano

City guides: Colleyville · Southlake · Grapevine · Frisco · Prosper · Plano · Preston Hollow · Bedford · North Richland Hills · Roanoke · Flower Mound · Lake Highlands · University Park · Las Colinas · Allen · Farmers Branch · Carrollton · Coppell

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

Residential displays start at $600 for a typical front roofline and grow with trees, wreaths, garland, and ground lighting. You'll get an exact number before we ever come out — and returning customers keep priority scheduling.

Do I have to buy the lights?

Your choice. Own your custom-cut display outright, or lease from us — leasing includes the hardware, all repairs, and replacement, so you never own a tangled bin of lights again.

When should I book?

Returning customers re-book in August–September; new install windows open in October and fill fast, West-side weeks first. The earlier you book, the more choice you have — including pre-Thanksgiving installs.

What if something stops working mid-season?

We fix it — included. Storm knocks a strand loose, a section goes dark, a timer misbehaves: one message and a crew comes out.

When do the lights come down?

January, scheduled around your preference. We take everything down, label it, and store owned hardware carefully — leased hardware goes back to our warehouse.

Are you insured?

Fully. Liability coverage on every job, every season, since 2013.

More answers on the full FAQ page.

Now booking for the 2026 season

Install dates fill by zone, and Colleyville, Southlake, and Grapevine go first. The earlier you book, the better your date — including lights on before Thanksgiving.