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Christmas lights

Lit before Thanksgiving,
gone by January.

Design, commercial-grade bulbs cut to your rooflines, install, every-bulb-covered maintenance, takedown and storage. One number covers the whole season.

What it is

One price, the whole season, nothing left in your garage.

The strings are cut to your house — measured, built to your rooflines, and clipped to the edge so nothing sags between the peaks. They're commercial-grade bulbs, not the box-store set that loses a third of itself by New Year's.

The season price covers all of it: the design, the install, replacing anything that quits while they're up, taking them down in January, and storing them until next year. You don't climb anything, and you don't lose a shelf in the garage to a tangle of lights in February.

  • A layout designed to your rooflines, not a length of string guessed at
  • Commercial-grade C9 or mini bulbs, cut to fit and clipped to the edge
  • Installation on a date you pick, usually the first three weeks of November
  • Any bulb that quits during the season replaced — one text, no charge
  • Takedown in January, on our schedule, without you asking twice
  • Storage until next year, labelled to your house
A Phoenix home with its rooflines lit at night
Price it yourself

No estimator in your driveway.

Pace off your roofline, slide it in, and the season range appears. Send it over with a photo of the front and we'll lock the number.

Prefer to talk it through? (623) 826-9542 reaches Kyle directly, and texts get answered fastest.

Lights estimateNo email required

One number for the whole season

What's a linear foot?

It's the length of roofline you want lit — measured along the edge, like running a tape measure end to end through the gutter. Not the area of the roof, not the height of the house. A 40-foot-wide house lit across the front is 40 linear feet.

Single-story ranch, front only50 – 90 ft
Two-story, front only90 – 150 ft
Two-story with peaks and garage wing160 – 250 ft

Measure under 100 ft and it still bills as 100 — that's the smallest install we book. Not sure? Pace it off — a normal stride is about three feet. Or send a photo of the front and we'll measure it off the picture.

150 linear ft
100 ft minimum400 ft
Roof height

Single-story runs are quicker to set and strike.

Likely lands between
$765 – $1,035

100 linear feet is the smallest install we book, which starts around $510 for a single-story run.

Covers the whole season: design, commercial-grade bulbs cut to your rooflines, install, any bulb that quits, takedown in January, and storage until next year.

Wrapped trees, columns, wreaths and timers are quoted on their own — they aren't linear feet.

A range, not a bid. Roof pitch, tile versus shingle, and where the outlets are all move it — a photo of the front locks it in.

Email it in

Send the estimate over

We answer inside a day, usually much faster. Nothing is due until you've accepted a fixed price.

Thanks, neighbor.

Your request is queued with the estimate attached. We'll be in touch inside a day.

Estimate attached —

Your estimate goes with it, so we already know the job. Installs are held with 50% down; the balance is due once the lights are up.

How it goes

Four steps, no surprises.

  1. Estimate it online

    Measure or pace your roofline, slide it in, and the season range appears.

  2. Send a photo of the front

    We'll measure it off the picture and turn the range into a fixed season price.

  3. Reserve the date

    50% down holds your slot — the calendar fills through October. Strings are cut to your house, clipped to the edge, timer set; the balance is due once they're lit.

  4. We come back

    Anything that quits gets replaced during the season. In January we take it down and store it.

Questions

Before you book

If yours isn't here, text it. You'll get a real answer from the person who does the work.

Ask me anything

Serving all of the Valley.

Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek and about forty miles out in every direction.