Who this is for
This service is for owners who want the house lit without climbing a ladder. We work on roofs all year, so the roofline is familiar ground for us.
We light two kinds of property.
- Homes. Rooflines, ridges and the trees in the front yard.
- Storefronts. The roofline and the trees that face your customers.
It is a full-service package. You do not buy lights, store boxes in the garage or take anything down in January.
How it works, step by step
- You book. Use the lights booking form or call us. Tell us if it is a home or a storefront.
- We measure. We measure the roofline in feet and count the trees you want lit.
- You get a written quote. Roofline is priced per foot and trees are priced per tree. Each gets its own line.
- We install. We hang the roofline lights and wrap the trees. We plug into your existing outdoor outlets.
- We service the display in season. If a section goes dark, call us and we come back to fix it.
- We take everything down. Takedown after the season is part of the price.
- We store the lights. They stay with us until next season, so nothing lands in your attic.
What is included
Our price covers four things. You do not pay for them one at a time.
- Installation. We hang the lights and test the full display before we leave.
- In-season service. A dark section gets fixed during the season.
- Takedown. We remove everything after the season.
- Storage. We keep the lights for you until next year.
The season runs from October to January. In DFW, demand starts in October and peaks in November.
Materials and options
Roofline lighting
Our roofline package uses C9 bulbs, the classic large holiday bulb. It follows the roof edges that face the street.
Published DFW pricing for full-service C9 roofline lighting is $7 to $12 per foot installed. Most homes run $750 to $2,500.
Trees
We wrap trees as a separate line. Published DFW pricing is $150 to $400 per tree.
The size of the tree drives where it falls in that range. We count and price each tree on your quote.
Homes and storefronts
A storefront is quoted the same way as a home, by the foot and by the tree. The difference is tax, which we explain below.
Plug-in installation only
Plug-in installation using your existing outdoor outlets. That is the whole electrical scope of our work.
We do not add outlets, run new circuits or hardwire anything. We look at your outlets when we measure and plan the layout around them.
If you need a new outlet, we coordinate with a licensed Texas electrical contractor. That work is separate from our lighting package.
Early-bird booking
Install dates fill from the front of the season. Booking early gets you first choice of dates.
Outside the season, the same booking form puts you on the early list for next year.
Proof, the same way we do roofs
We run lights the way we run roofing jobs. You get a written quote with each line priced, and photos of the finished install.
Owner Victor leads the company. One team is accountable from the first measurement to the last box in storage.
- Photo inspection reportEvery inspection ends with a photo report you keep. Good and bad.
- Written line-item quotesEvery material and labor line in writing. No lump sums.
- Install photosDated photos of tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and cleanup.
- Local and owner-ledVictor owns the company and answers for every job.
- General liability insuranceCertificate on request.
See a sample inspection report and a sample line-item quote.
While we are on the roof
We are already up there. Ask us to look at the roof while we hang the lights.
A roof inspection with us costs nothing. You get a photo report to keep whether or not you hire us. Book your inspection and we can pair it with your install visit.
North Texas hail season runs mostly from March to June. A winter look at the roof gives you time to plan before it starts.
Sales tax on holiday lighting
Sales tax applies to holiday lighting packages. Texas treats a decorating service where the company supplies, removes and keeps the lights as taxable.
This is different from our roof and fence work. Texas does not tax labor on residential roof and fence jobs.
The tax is shown on your quote as its own line. You see the full total before you book.
When do you pay?
No payment is due until materials are delivered and work begins.
What we need from you
- Working outdoor outlets. We plan the display around the outlets you already have.
- Access to the roofline and trees. Let us know about locked gates and pets.
- Your HOA's lighting rules, if any. We follow the dates and styles your HOA sets.
Where we install
We install in both of our markets. The first is Collin County and North Dallas, including Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Richardson, Carrollton, Irving and Dallas.
The second is Fort Worth and Tarrant County, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Grapevine and Southlake.
What happens after the season
After takedown, your lights go into storage with us. The next year starts with a call, not a trip to the attic.
In the meantime, we are the same company for the other parts of your home's exterior. We replace and repair roofs and build fences.
More questions? Our FAQ covers pricing, booking and tax in short answers.
What it costs
Christmas lights, C9 roofline
$750 to $2,500
Most homes
| Item | Published range | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Christmas lights, C9 roofline | $7 to $12 per foot installed | Most homes: $750 to $2,500. Takedown and storage included. Holiday lighting packages are subject to Texas sales tax. |
| Christmas lights, trees | $150 to $400 per tree |
Prices as of November 2026. These are ranges, not a quote. Ranges are for self-pay projects. Your written, itemized quote after inspection is the only binding price. Insurance-funded work follows your insurer's approved scope and your deductible.
Texas does not tax labor on residential roof and fence work. On our standard lump-sum residential contracts the price you see is the price you pay; we pay sales tax on materials. Commercial repair and re-roof projects and holiday lighting packages are subject to Texas sales tax, which is shown on your quote.