Christmas Light Installation in Roanoke
From storefronts near Oak Street to brand-new builds off US-377, Roanoke's mix of old and new is fun to light.
We're family-owned, we've worked DFW since 2013, and professional Christmas light installation in Roanoke is regular work for us. Design, installation, all-season maintenance, January takedown, and storage all come standard.
The lights are commercial-grade C9 LED, measured and cut for each roofline, whether the house is a hundred-year-old building near Oak Street or a new build off US-377. Roanoke is one of the fastest-growing small cities in the metroplex, so a lot of what we light is brand-new construction with big rooflines, tall entries, and young trees — we measure the actual roofline before cutting anything, so it fits the house as it is today.
Every display is quoted before you book, with the option to own your lights or lease them from us.
Where we work in Roanoke
Our crews work throughout Historic Oak Street, Union Park, the Marshall Creek area, the Byron Nelson Boulevard corridor and the newer neighborhoods off US-377. ZIP 76262.
Services: Roofline Lighting · Trees & Ground Lighting · Wreaths & Garland · Commercial Properties
Ideas for Roanoke homes
Classic on older homes
Older homes near downtown suit warm white C9 on the eaves with a wreath and garland at the door, in keeping with the character of the Oak Street area.
Make new construction look settled
Brand-new yards can look bare. Lit shrubs, ground stakes along the beds, and wrapped young trees fill the yard while landscaping grows in.
Light the tall entry
Many newer Roanoke homes have a tall front gable over the entry. Outlining it gives the house a strong center line.
When to book in Roanoke
Roanoke is growing fast, and once one house on a new street lights up, neighbors tend to call. If you're booking with neighbors, mention them so we can schedule the street together. Earlier requests get the widest choice of weeks.
More on timing: the best time to book Christmas lights in DFW.
Ready to light up Roanoke?
Tell us about your Roanoke home in the quote form. You'll get a clear, itemized quote, and you can own the lights or lease them.
Roanoke homeowners ask us
Do you light homes near historic Oak Street?
Yes, and it's some of our favorite work — older Roanoke homes near downtown call for a classic warm-white C9 look that fits right in with Oak Street's character rather than competing with it.
Our house is a brand-new build — is that harder to light?
New construction is easy to light well and easy to light poorly. We measure the actual roofline before cutting anything, wrap young trees with trunk and canopy minis suited to their current size, and the design grows as your landscaping does.
What does installation cost in Roanoke?
Your quote is based on your own roofline and yard. Larger new-construction homes with wraparound eaves or multiple stories are priced by measured footage, quoted before you commit to anything.
When should Roanoke homeowners book?
Because so many streets here are new, several neighbors often book the same week once one display goes up — call early, ideally by October, to get your first choice of dates.