Professional Christmas Light Installation

We only install our own commercial-grade lights, which are bigger and brighter than retail options. This ensures the best quality and reliability for your display. Our lights also allow you to change colors each year at no extra cost, and we handle all maintenance, so you never have to worry about repairs or replacements. This is all part of our commitment to making your holiday lighting experience completely stress-free.

Depending on how late in the season it is, we can typically schedule an installation date within the same week. In some cases, we may be able to fit you in that day.

For home installations with only Christmas lights, we can complete an install in a few hours. For commercial and larger home installations it may take up to 4 hours. You are not required to be present during installation.

The cost is based on the amount of lights needed. On average, a standard Christmas light installation is around $1,000 for homes in Las Vegas and Phoenix, depending on the add-ons chosen.

Yes! Because you are only renting the Christmas lights, we handle it all. If a bulb burns out, give us a call. If a clip falls, we’ll come and put it back. When you choose Lights Up, the lights are our problem.

All you have to do is give us a call and we will come out and replace it, free of charge. We will make sure your lights are properly performing all season long.

Of course! Our final installation date is December 15th, up until then we can come out and add any type of additional decorations that we currently offer.

We have warm white, pure white, multi-color, and red & pure white. We can also custom-order specific colors upon request.

Depending on the location and building materials used, we identify the safest way to hang the lights. Typically, this is by using our commercial-grade multi-function plastic clips.

Yes, we will need a relatively nearby source of power (electrical outlet). We are light installers, not electricians, but we can point you in the right direction if you need a new outlet installed to power your Christmas lights.