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Christmas lights outdoor installation, by real installers near you

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For a home or a business. Tell us where you are and what you would like lit, and we send your request to a local installer who serves your area. They contact you directly.

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What does Christmas light installation cost for your house?

Pick your house and the kind of lights to see roughly how much roofline that is and what installers are reported to charge nationally. For a real local price, ask the assistant or send a free quote request.

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Roofline estimator

Pick your house and the kind of lights. See roughly how much roofline that is, and what installers are reported to charge.

Typical roofline150-250 ft
Reported range$350 – $800

Seasonal install: national range Angi reports for a two story home (updated May 2026). Your quote depends on footage and design.

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Christmas light installers in all 50 states

1,351 installers in 50 states so far, each checked on its own website in September 2026. Click your state on the map. If yours is still being added, ask for a free quote and we will look for you.

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Businesses and HOAs

Commercial Christmas and holiday lighting

967 installers in the directory say on their own websites that they light up storefronts, offices, restaurants, HOA entrances and common areas. Find them by state, or send one request and we pass it on.

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Storefronts

Rooflines, windows and entrances for the whole season.

HOAs

Entrances, clubhouses and common areas.

Offices

Buildings, trees and parking areas.

Permanent

Year-round LED track for every holiday.

How it works

How to hire a Christmas light installer in 3 steps

1 · Pick your city

Open your city's page to see every installer we have checked there, with what they offer: seasonal hang-and-remove, permanent lighting, or commercial work.

2 · Compare real businesses

Each listing links to the installer's own website and phone number. No sign-up, no middleman between you and the business.

3 · Call them, or let us ask

Contact installers yourself, or send one free quote request and we pass it to a local installer who serves your area.

Two ways to light a house

Seasonal or permanent Christmas lights?

Most installers offer one or both. Here is what each involves and what homeowners are reported to pay nationally.

Seasonal installation

The installer designs the display, supplies the lights (often on a lease), hangs them in the fall and takes them down after the holidays. Many store them for next year.

National average about $444; most homeowners pay $220 to $684. Source: Angi, updated May 2026.

Permanent lighting

An LED track mounted under the eaves stays up all year, nearly invisible by day, and changes colour from an app – Christmas, game days, the Fourth of July.

$20 to $40 per linear foot, about $2,000 to $8,000 for 100 to 200 feet. Source: HomeGuide, 2026.

National figures from the sources named. Prices in your city depend on the house, the footage and the design – get two or three local quotes.

Before you book

Six questions to ask a Christmas light installer

Buy or lease?

Are the lights yours to keep, or leased for the season? Leasing is common and usually includes replacement bulbs.

Takedown and storage

Is removal in January included in the price, and will they store the lights until next year?

How it attaches

Ask how lights are fixed to gutters and shingles. Clips are standard; nails and staples can damage the roof.

Insurance

Ladder work on a roofline carries real risk. Ask whether they carry liability insurance and cover their crew.

Service calls

If a strand goes dark on December 20th, will they come back to fix it, and is that included?

Timing

When will they install, when will they turn the lights on, and when do they take them down?

For installers

You may already be listed

We list real installers free, city by city. Check that your details are right, add the cities you serve, or put your business at the top of your city for the season with a labelled Featured or City Spotlight placement.

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What installers get

A free listing with your website and phone number. Paid placements add photos, a Featured label, the top spot on your city page and the quote requests that come through it. No contracts, and no card taken online.

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Guides and articles

Christmas light guides from our blog

Plain answers to the questions people ask before they light up their home – every figure dated and sourced.

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Questions people ask

Christmas light installation FAQ

Is this directory free to use?

Yes. Browsing the directory and asking for quotes costs homeowners nothing. Installers can be listed free as well; some pay for a labelled Featured or City Spotlight placement, which is how the site is funded.

How do you decide which installers are listed?

We list businesses whose own website says they install outdoor Christmas or holiday lights in that city or its metro, and we check each one on that website before it goes live. Listings appear alphabetically. They are not a ranking, and paid placements are always labelled.

How much does outdoor Christmas light installation cost?

Angi puts the national average at about $444, with most homeowners paying $220 to $684 (updated May 2026). Larger homes, full packages with trees and windows, and custom designs cost more. Ask two or three local installers for a quote on your house.

When should I book Christmas light installation?

As early as you can. The installation season is short and many installers start hanging lights in October and November, so asking for quotes in September or October gives you the widest choice of dates.

What is the difference between seasonal and permanent lights?

Seasonal lights are hung before the holidays and taken down afterwards, often with the installer supplying and storing them. Permanent lighting is an LED track fixed under the eaves that stays up all year and changes colour from an app, so it works for every holiday.

My city is not listed yet. Can you still help?

Yes. We are adding cities every week. Send a quote request with your town or ZIP code and we will look for installers who serve your area.

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