Pricing
One number. Everything in it.
We do not bill by the hour and we do not price by the strand. You get a fixed written quote after the walk-through, and that is the number on your invoice.
The Roofline
Single-story homes that want a clean, classic outline.
- Front roofline, peaks and gables
- Commercial-grade C9 LED, your color choice
- Custom-cut runs sized to your house
- Timer set and programmed
- Free in-season service
- January takedown available as an add-on
The Full Display
The house people slow down for. Our most popular package.
- Everything in The Roofline
- Two-story rooflines and second-floor peaks
- Columns, railings and garage trim
- Two wrapped palms or one large oak
- Walkway and landscape accents
- Wreaths and garland hung and secured
- Free in-season service
- January takedown available as an add-on
Permanent Trim
Done once, works every holiday, no seasonal fee ever again.
- Color-changing RGBW LED track in your eave
- App control with scenes and schedules
- Track color-matched to your fascia
- Christmas, Halloween, July 4th, game day, everyday white
- Manufacturer warranty on diodes and track
- No seasonal install or takedown fee, ever
Commercial & HOA
Storefronts, plazas, entrances and multi-property communities.
- Site walk and written scope
- COI provided to your management company
- Lift work up to three stories
- Guaranteed install and removal dates
- Multi-property and multi-year pricing
- Single point of contact all season
Starting prices shown are for typical Florida properties. Your exact number depends on roofline length, height, tree count and access — which is why the walk-through is free.
What drives the price
Four things, and you can see all of them from the driveway
- Linear feet of roofline. The single biggest factor. Front-only is a lot less than a full wrap.
- Height and access. A single-story ranch is faster and safer than a two-story with a steep pitch over landscaping.
- Trees and landscape. Palm wrapping is priced per trunk; oaks are priced by canopy.
- Product choice. C9 vs C7, warm white vs multi-color, standard vs commercial-grade run spacing.
Always included, never an upcharge
C9/C7 LED strands cut to your roofline, not off-the-shelf lengths.
Wind-rated, roof-safe, and removed cleanly in January.
On at dusk, off when you want. We set it before we leave.
A run goes dark, we come fix it. No trip charge, all season.
Add it at booking and we agree the date before install day.
Questions about storage or anything else — call or message us.
Questions
Pricing questions
How much does Christmas light installation cost?
Most single-story Florida homes land between $700 and $1,800 for a full roofline package including lights and install. Larger homes, two-story rooflines, and heavy tree wrapping run higher. Every quote is fixed and in writing before any work starts — we do not price by the hour.
Do I buy the lights or do you?
We supply commercial-grade lights that are cut and built specifically for your roofline, and we store them for you between seasons. They stay yours in the sense that they only ever go on your house — you just do not have to buy, store, or replace them.
When should I book?
Our calendar usually fills by mid-October. Installs run from late September through mid-December. Booking in August or September gets you the install date you actually want.
What happens if a section goes out?
You call us and we fix it free, all season, on anything we installed. That is included in the price, not a service plan.
Can you do permanent lighting instead?
Yes. Permanent trim lighting is a one-time install of color-changing LED track tucked into your eave. It does Christmas, Halloween, July 4th, birthdays and everyday warm white from an app, with no seasonal install or takedown cost. It is a bigger up-front number that usually pays for itself in three to four seasons.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes — fully insured for both liability and workers' compensation. We are happy to send a certificate of insurance to any HOA or commercial property manager who needs one on file.
Do you work on two-story and high rooflines?
Yes. Our crews are trained and equipped for multi-story rooflines and we carry lifts for commercial work up to three stories.
Will the lights survive Florida weather?
That is exactly why we do not use big-box clips and staples. Everything is fastened for wind, and if a storm moves a run we come back out and re-hang it at no charge.