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Roofline holiday lights and porch garland on a west Fort Worth home

Published range · Installs start late summer

Holiday lighting in Fort Worth

Most installs run $1,000–$2,000 with takedown. First year you buy the lights and the labor; every year after, you pay labor only at 60% of the first-year price because you already own the lights.

We use commercial-grade LEDs, not big-box strands, and add a photocell timer so the lights come on at dusk by themselves. After the season we take everything down, label it, and pack it in bins for you to store. Roofline, trees, shrubs, garland, and pathway stake lighting are measured on the house. Book early; install slots fill from late summer. Two-story rooflines, tree wraps, and greenery move the number. We confirm on site.

Read: How to Get Your Christmas Lights Up This Year Without Anyone in Your Family on a Ladder

How much does holiday lighting cost in Fort Worth?

Most installs run $1,000–$2,000 with takedown. The first year, you buy the lights and the labor. Every year after that, you pay labor only, at 60% of the first-year price, because you already own the lights. We measure roofline, trees, shrubs, garland, and pathway stake lighting on the house. C9 versus mini, a steep roof, and extra wraps move the number. We confirm on site.

What's included

  • Commercial-grade LEDs (not big-box strands) — you buy them the first year
  • Photocell timer so lights come on at dusk
  • Install on roofline, trees, shrubs, and pathway stake lighting as scoped
  • In-season service if a section fails
  • Takedown, labeled and packed in bins for you to store
  • Later years: labor only at 60% of the first-year price

What moves the number

  • Linear footage of roofline, trees, and shrubs
  • Pathway stake lighting
  • C9 versus mini, color mix
  • Install, in-season service, and take-down
  • Timer and outlet access
  • Two-story or steep roof

How it works

  1. 1

    Request an estimate

    Tell us the address and what you're after. No card, no obligation.

  2. 2

    We walk the property

    We measure and ask the questions a photo can't answer.

  3. 3

    You get a written number

    Approve it and we schedule. Nothing starts before that.

Common questions

When should I book holiday lights in DFW?

Early fall. December is a worse time to start the conversation if you want a reserved window. Install slots fill from late summer.

What is included in Denmark Lawn holiday lighting?

Commercial-grade LEDs (not big-box strands) that you buy the first year, a photocell timer so lights come on at dusk, install on roofline, trees, shrubs, and pathway stake lighting as scoped, in-season service if a section fails, takedown labeled and packed in bins for you to store, and later years at 60% of the first-year price for labor only. Extra wraps and outlet locations are scoped, not assumed.

Do you light two-story Fort Worth roofs?

Yes, with the labor that steep pitches require. That is why a ranch-house number does not cover a two-story live-oak lot from a photo.

Do you supply the lights, or do we own them?

The first year, you buy the lights and the labor. We use commercial-grade LEDs, not big-box strands, and add a photocell timer so the lights come on at dusk by themselves. After the season we take everything down, label it, and pack it in bins for you to store. Every year after that, you pay labor only, at 60% of the first-year price, because you already own the lights.

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