Christmas Light Installation in Plano, TX

We serve homes across Plano, from the Dallas North Tollway to the east side. In west Plano that includes neighborhoods such as Willow Bend, Gleneagles, Lakeside on Preston, Kings Ridge, Shoal Creek, Normandy Estates, Avignon Windhaven and White Rock Creek Estates. In the central and northern parts of the city we serve Deerfield, Whiffletree, Russell Creek, Ridgeview Ranch, Pitman Creek Estates, Park Forest and Forest Creek Estates. On the east side we serve Los Rios, Stoney Hollow and Timberbrook. Residential service covers Plano ZIP codes 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093 and 75094.

Roof shape drives the design on a Plano home. Single-story and ranch-style homes, common in Los Rios and found in Whiffletree, have long horizontal eaves. A clean, level roofline with lit shrubs, a wreath and a framed entry usually reads well from the street. The larger brick and stone homes of the mid-1990s, such as those in Deerfield and Russell Creek, tend to have more gables and ridge lines to outline, and the design question becomes which lines to light and which to leave dark. In Willow Bend and Lakeside on Preston, steep pitches, curved entries and custom elevations often call for a lighter touch on the roof and more attention to columns, entry garland and landscape.

Mature trees are a Plano asset, and we design around them. Established oaks along the street and in front yards can be trunk-wrapped, canopy-lit or both. On a shaded lot the trees are often what people see first, so we measure them during the design visit and build them into the quote rather than treating them as an afterthought.

Most Plano HOAs set their own holiday lighting guidelines, and we work within them. Rules vary by community. Some Texas associations limit displays to a window that opens about 30 days before Christmas and closes in mid-January, and some address placement or hours of operation. Tell us which association you live in and we check the design and the install date against its guidelines before anything goes up. If your HOA sets a removal date, tell us that as well so takedown can be scheduled around it.

The service is turnkey from the first sketch to storage. It includes a custom design for your home, commercial-grade LED lighting that is leased and cut to fit your property, and installation by trained crews using non-damaging clips. Wreaths, garlands, bows, pre-lit trees and oversized ornaments can be added for daytime impact. You do not buy the product, and nothing goes into your attic afterward. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation, and installers are trained in ladder and roof safety.

Installation day is short and you do not have to be there. Most residential installations take two to four hours. If outlets and gates are accessible, the crew can complete the work while you are out. During the season, maintenance is free. If a section goes dark or a storm shifts something, call us and service is usually completed within 24 to 48 hours. Takedown begins in early January. The lighting then goes back to our climate-controlled facility until the next season.

Book in early fall if you want lights on for Plano's first holiday events. Dickens in Downtown Plano, with its tree lighting in Haggard Park, comes around the end of November, and the Deerfield neighborhood is known for its holiday lights on December evenings. The earlier you call, the more install dates are open. A quote is free and starts with a phone call to 972-620-9560 or the online quote form.

We also light Plano businesses, HOA entrances and car dealerships. Commercial work in Plano includes retail centers, restaurants, office buildings and corporate campuses in districts such as Legacy West, The Shops at Legacy, the Legacy business area, Downtown Plano and the Preston Road corridor. Commercial displays follow the same turnkey model as residential ones: design, leased lighting and decor, installation, in-season service, removal and storage, scheduled around your business hours.