Christmas light installation Dallas homes and storefronts can book in one call

The short version for Dallas

You want the house or the shop lit, and you do not want to do it yourself. Here is what we do in Dallas.

• We measure your roofline and count your trees.
• We give you a written quote, priced per foot and per tree.
• We install the lights and plug them into your existing outdoor outlets.
• We fix a dark section during the season.
• We take everything down and store it.

That is one price and one company for the whole season.

What it costs in Dallas

Published DFW pricing for full-service C9 roofline lighting is $7 to $12 per foot installed. Most homes run $750 to $2,500.

Trees are a separate line, at $150 to $400 per tree. A home with a long roofline and several trees will sit higher in the range.

These are published ranges, not quotes. Your written quote after we measure is the only binding price.

Timing in a big city

Dallas has about 1.3 million residents. When the season starts, a lot of people call at once.

In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, search interest for holiday lighting starts in October and peaks in November. The owners who book first get first choice of install dates.

Our season runs from October to January. Takedown happens after the holidays, and your lights go into storage with us.

Reading this in spring or summer? Use the lights booking form anyway. It puts you on the early list for next season.

Dallas homes

The median Dallas home was built in 1981, per Census data. Homes of that age vary a lot in where the outdoor outlets are.

That matters, because our work is plug-in installation using your existing outdoor outlets. We look at your outlets when we measure and plan the layout around them.

We do not add outlets, and we do not do electrical wiring. If the outlets limit the design, we tell you before you book.

Dallas storefronts

We light storefronts as well as homes. The roofline and the trees out front are quoted the same way.

Commercial work is taxed differently from residential work in Texas. For holiday lighting, tax applies in both cases, and it is shown on your quote.

Tell us your business hours when you book, so we can plan the install visit with you.

Where in Dallas we install

Dallas is large and spread out. We start with north and east Dallas ZIP codes.

Send your address when you book. We confirm whether we can reach you this season before you commit to anything.

How the season runs, step by step

1. Book. Use the booking form or call the number on this page.
2. Measure and quote. We measure the roofline, count the trees and write up each line.
3. Install. We hang the roofline lights, wrap the trees and plug in.
4. Service. If a section goes dark in season, call us and we come back.
5. Takedown. We remove everything after the season.
6. Storage. We keep the lights until next year.

Sales tax on holiday lighting

Sales tax applies to holiday lighting packages. This is different from our roof and fence work, where Texas does not tax residential labor.

The tax is its own line on your quote. You see the full total before you say yes.

While we are up there

We are a roofing company all year. When we hang your lights, we are standing on the thing we know well.

Only 42.4% of Dallas homes are owner-occupied. If you own yours, the roof is your job to watch.

Ask us to inspect it while we are there. The inspection costs nothing, and you get a photo report to keep. Book an inspection with your lights.

Dallas County logged 28 preliminary National Weather Service reports of 1-inch or larger hail in 2026 through late September. A winter check gives you time before spring storms.

More from us in Dallas

Our main Christmas light installation page has the full service details and the early-bird offer. Our Dallas roofing page covers roofs.

We also build fences in Dallas. Dallas is part of our Collin County and North Dallas market.