Christmas Light Installation in Dallas.

Most Dallas homes land between $1,000 and $1,500. Entry displays start at $700, and large or intricate estates run $2,500+. Roofline-only work prices at roughly $5–$12 per linear foot depending on pitch, height and access. A single-story home in Lakewood or the M Streets with a clean gable outline sits near the bottom of that range; a two-story Devonshire or Bluffview traditional with roofline, windows, arches and a couple of wrapped trees is typically $1,000–$1,500; a Preston Hollow estate with long rooflines, multiple canopy-wrapped live oaks and landscape accents starts at $2,500. Every quote is itemized and all-inclusive — design, installation, in-season service calls, takedown and storage are never billed separately.

All of them, and we route crews through Dallas daily during the season. We work regularly in Preston Hollow, North Dallas, Bluffview, Greenway Parks, Devonshire, Lakewood, the M Streets, Swiss Avenue, Munger Place, White Rock, Lake Highlands, Kessler Park and North Oak Cliff, plus every ZIP from 75201 through 75254. Highland Park, University Park and the wider Park Cities have their own dedicated pages because those installs are a different scope of work.

September and early October for the best choice of install dates. We start Dallas installations in early October and run through early December, and the first two weeks of November — the slot most people want — are usually committed by mid-October. Returning customers are re-booked before new dates are released. If you are reading this in November, call anyway: we hold capacity back for late bookings, but the date options narrow quickly.

Everything from design through storage. On-site measurement and a custom design for your roofline, commercial-grade C9 LED bulbs and custom-cut wire, professional installation with non-penetrating clips, timers, all in-season service calls, takedown in January, and climate-controlled storage of your lights until next season. There are no service-call fees and no separate takedown charge. Year one you buy the lights; every year after is a lower flat install price, because you already own them.

Yes, and it is included. Takedown runs through January on a schedule we set with you, and your lights come back to our climate-controlled facility rather than sitting in your garage. Bulbs and wire are inspected, tested and repaired between seasons, and the same custom-cut set goes back on your house next year — which is why the second season costs less than the first.

No. The first season covers the lights themselves — commercial-grade C9 LED strands cut and built specifically for your roofline. Once you own them, every following year is a flat installation price only. Our lifetime LED warranty covers bulb failures, so you are not re-buying materials each season the way you would with big-box strands that fail after two or three years.

Most Dallas homes are finished in a single day. A straightforward single-story roofline takes a few hours; a two-story home with windows, arches, walkways and wrapped trees is typically a full day. Large Preston Hollow or North Dallas estates with extensive tree work occasionally run into a second day. You do not need to be home — we measure, design and install, and you come back to a lit house.

Yes. We use commercial-grade C9 LED bulbs with sealed sockets rated for outdoor use, not the residential strands sold at big-box stores. North Texas puts holiday lighting through wind, hard rain, occasional ice and a wide temperature swing between a 75-degree Thanksgiving and a hard December freeze. Our clips are designed for thermal movement so nothing works loose, and if something does fail mid-season we come out and fix it at no charge — usually within 24 hours, because our crews are already working in Dallas.

Yes. Two-story and steep-pitch work is routine for us and it is the main reason Dallas homeowners stop doing it themselves. Our crews are fully insured to $2M and trained on ladder and roof safety, and we use non-penetrating clips that attach to shingle edges and gutters without nails, staples or screws — no holes, no shingle damage. Tudor and craftsman rooflines in Lakewood and the M Streets, with their steep multi-gable pitches, are some of our favorite work.

Ask four questions. Are they insured, and for how much — ask to see the certificate. Do they use commercial-grade C9 LED or big-box residential strands. Is takedown and storage included in the price or billed separately in January. And do they charge for in-season service calls when a section goes dark. Those four answers separate professional Christmas light installers in Dallas from seasonal operators. For the record: $2M insured, commercial C9 LED, takedown and storage included, no service-call fees.

Yes — office parks, retail centers, restaurants, hotels, multifamily properties and HOA common areas across Dallas. Commercial and HOA work is a different scope from residential: multi-property coordination, certificates of insurance, W-9s, net terms, scheduled walkthroughs and a named project manager. Commercial projects typically start around $3,500. See our Dallas commercial holiday lighting page for scope and pricing.

Family-owned and local since 2009 — not a franchise. Our office and climate-controlled storage are in Plano, our crews work Dallas routes every day through the season, and when you call you reach a real person rather than a call center. We have lit more than 1,000 homes across DFW and hold a 4.9-star Google rating across 36 reviews. Many of our Dallas customers have re-booked with us every year since we started.

Yes. Tell us the date when you request the quote and we schedule backwards from it. Our Dallas installation window runs from late October through early December, and dated installs — a party, a photo session, family arriving for Thanksgiving — get locked to the calendar first. The earlier you book, the more choice you have over the exact day. September and early October give you the widest pick of dates.

Sometimes, and we will tell you honestly when we cannot. Availability depends on where we are in the season. Established luxury neighborhoods like Highland Park, University Park and Preston Hollow tend to fill by mid-September, while newer master-planned communities usually have room later. Call and we will tell you what is actually open rather than taking a deposit and hoping.

All-inclusive. One number covers on-site measurement and custom design, commercial-grade C9 LED bulbs and custom-cut wire, installation, service during the season, takedown in January, and climate-controlled storage until next year. There is no separate call-out fee, no removal charge and no storage fee. Most Dallas homes land between $1,000 and $1,500, entry displays start at $700, and large or intricate estates run $2,500 and up.

We come out and fix it, at no charge. Your bulbs carry a lifetime warranty for as long as we store and install them, so a failed bulb mid-season is our problem rather than yours. This is the main practical difference between commercial-grade C9 LED with sealed sockets and the residential strands sold at big-box stores, which is also why we do not use the latter.

Same day. The design and the quote are free, and you get a real number rather than a range — we measure the roofline on site and price the specific house. If you are comparing companies, ask each one whether the figure they gave you includes takedown and storage. Ours does.

We are family-owned and based in Plano, with crews running Dallas routes every day through the season, so we are local rather than a national franchise dispatching from out of state. We work regularly across Preston Hollow, North Dallas, Bluffview, Lakewood, Highland Park, University Park, the M Streets, Devonshire, Uptown, Turtle Creek, Lake Highlands, Kessler Park and Oak Cliff. When you call, you reach a person here, not a call center.

Yes, and it is most of what we do in Dallas. Two-story and steep-pitch rooflines, wrapped live oaks, arches, walkways, landscape beds and multi-element displays across a whole property are routine work for our crews. We are insured to $2 million, which matters more on a large display than on a simple roofline. We hold a 4.9-star Google rating and have been doing this in DFW since 2009.