
Christmas Lighting
The only house on the block that looks professionally done.
Full service holiday lighting across Broward and Palm Beach County. We design it, cut the material to your roofline, install it, service it, take it down in January, and store it until next year.
- Licensed and insured
- Commercial-grade materials
- 24-hour service guarantee
- Takedown and storage included
- 600+ homes lit in South Florida
The short answer
Professional Christmas lighting in South Florida costs $8 to $12.50 per linear foot of roofline, with a $1,295 minimum.
That rate covers everything: the design, the material, the install, service during the season, takedown in January, and storage until next year. Most homes in Coral Springs, Parkland, and Weston fall between $1,600 and $2,800. Larger estates in Boca Raton and Highland Beach with two and three story rooflines, wrapped palms, and garland work typically run $3,500 to $9,000.
You can price your own roofline in about sixty seconds with our instant quote tool. It measures your roof from satellite imagery and gives you a real range, not a callback request.
What separates a designed install from a stapled one
Retail lights fail in Florida. Humidity gets into cheap sockets, salt air corrodes the contacts, and by the second week of December half the run is dark. We use commercial-grade C9 and mini LED on 18-gauge wire, cut to the exact length of each roof section so there are no loops of slack hanging off your fascia and no extension cords crossing the roof.
Every line sits at one consistent height. Every bulb faces the same direction. That is the difference people see from the street, and it is almost entirely a function of measurement and clip selection, not budget.
On barrel tile we use tile-specific ridge clips. On flat modern rooflines we use gutter and shingle tabs rated for the run. Nothing is drilled, nothing is stapled into wood, and nothing is left behind in January.
What is included in every install
- custom-cut commercial LED
- design consult
- installation
- 24-hour mid-season service guarantee
- January takedown
- off-season storage
The service guarantee is the important line. If a section goes dark during the season, we are back within 24 hours. If we cannot fix that portion, that portion of your install is free. Nobody hands you a ladder and a replacement bulb.
Add-on rates, published
These are the real numbers we quote from. No sales visit required to find them out.
- Palm wrap: $95 short, $165 medium, $265 tall
- Tree wrap: $145 small, $265 medium, $425 large
- Columns: $75 each
- Window outlines: $38 each
- Wreaths: $115 standard, $295 oversized, $550 estate
- Garland: $24 per linear foot
- Pathway and driveway: $18 per linear foot
- Landscape bed wash: $495
- Mega tree: $1,250
The season, start to finish
October
Design and material prep. Early bird pricing saves 15 percent for anyone booked before October 1. This is also when route density fills in Parkland, Heron Bay, and the Weston communities, which is what determines whether your preferred install week is still open.
November
Install weeks. Two-person crews, most homes done in a single visit, most visits between three and six hours. You do not need to be home.
December
Service window. One text and we are out. Storm damage, a dark section, a clip that shifted in wind. Included.
January
Takedown starting January 2. Everything comes off, gets tested, labeled with your address, and goes into our warehouse. Next October it comes back out already cut to your house.
Roofline, palms, and the parts most people skip
A roofline alone reads flat. What gives a Florida home depth at night is the vertical work: wrapped palm trunks flanking the entry, warm uplighting on the facade between the roofline runs, garland with lit wreaths on the front door and the coach lights. That layering is why a designed install at $2,400 looks like a different category of product than a $700 roofline-only job.
If you want holiday lighting without an annual install at all, look at permanent architectural lighting. And if you want the yard to look as good as the roof in February, that is landscape lighting.
Third season with them. They show up when they say, the lines are dead straight, and a bulb went out in December and someone was here the next morning. I have not owned a ladder in three years.
Our decorations always looked flat once the sun went down. The purple wash on the front of the house and the shadow work changed the whole street's reaction.
We had eight random spotlights in the yard before. Now the house looks like the architect designed it at night. Completely different property after dark.
Christmas lighting questions
- How much is Christmas light installation in South Florida?
- Roofline work runs $8 per linear foot on a one story home, $10 on a two story, and $12.50 on three story or steep pitches, with a $1,295 project minimum. A typical 2,500 square foot Coral Springs home lands between $1,600 and $2,400 installed.
- Is the price all in?
- Yes. Design, custom-cut commercial LED, installation, in-season service, January takedown, and off-season storage are all included in the number you see.
- Whose lights are they?
- Ours. We cut the strands to your roofline, install with clips that never puncture your tile or fascia, and store the set labeled with your address between seasons.
- When do you install?
- Installs run from early October through mid December. Takedowns start January 2 and finish by the end of the month.
- Can you wrap palms and match my tile roof?
- Yes. Palm wraps run $95 to $265 per trunk depending on height. On barrel tile we use ridge and gutter clips sized for tile so nothing is drilled and nothing slides.
- Do you handle HOA-approved color schemes?
- Regularly. In Parkland and Boca Raton communities that restrict color, we default to warm white or pure white and keep every line at a single consistent height.
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