Christmas landscape lighting brings your trees, shrubs, walkways and fence line into the season together. We plan the yard around the lights on your house, so everything looks like one display from the street.
Every part of the yard
A yard display works best when each part has a reason to be there. We start with what you see from the street and the front window, then help you decide which trees, beds, paths and fences belong in the plan.
A wrapped trunk or lights through the branches gives the yard its height, and shrubs fill in the space below. We help you pick the trees worth featuring.
Lights along the front walk and the driveway give the yard a clear path to the front door and tie the lawn to the house.
Fence lighting carries the display out to the edges of the property, so the yard looks finished from one side to the other.
Use one color everywhere or give each area its own. Matching colors are available year to year, so the pieces you add later fit the rest of the display.
Planning the yard
Send us a photo of the front of your property taken from the street. We'll point out the trees, beds, walkways and fences that would show up best, and you decide how much of it you want this year. You can always start small and add more next season.
How we work with you
Most homes already have the pieces for a good yard display: a tree or two, a planted bed, a front walk. We help you choose which ones to include so the yard and the house look planned together.
Customers see your landscaping before they reach the door. We can plan lights for the trees, beds, walkways and fences around your building so the property looks cared for after dark.
Shared landscaping is often the first thing residents see on the way home. We help your neighborhood plan lights for the trees, beds and fences at the neighborhood entrance and around common areas.
Feature the tree by the driveway and the shrubs under the windows. They give the yard height and fill in the space near the house.
Line the walk and the driveway so guests can follow the lights from the street to your porch.
Carry the display out to the fence line so the whole lot looks decorated, not just the house.
The roofline frames everything in the yard. We pick yard colors that work with the lights on your house, so the two read as one display.
Wrap the trees along the lot and the street so drivers notice your business after dark.
Add lights to the shrubs and beds along the building where customers walk past on their way inside.
Line the walkway from the parking lot to the door so customers have a clear, festive path inside.
Fence lights mark the edges of the property and carry the display out toward the road.
Wrap the trees on either side of the drive so the way into the neighborhood stands out after dark.
Add lights to the shrubs and planted beds around your neighborhood sign, close to the ground where drivers notice them.
Carry the display along the fence lines that lead into the neighborhood, so the decorations start well before the sign.
Line the walkways through parks and common areas so residents can enjoy the lights on an evening walk.
Full-service Christmas lighting
Each part of the yard has its own page with more detail. Take a look at the trees, walkways and fences we decorate, and the services that keep your lights working all season.
FAQs
Decorating a yard raises different questions than decorating a roofline, mostly about where to start and how it all fits together. Here's what customers ask us most.
No. Our landscape lighting is for the Christmas season only. We install it in the fall, keep it working through the holidays, and take it down after the season.
The lights belong to you, and we keep them in climate controlled storage until next year.
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Christmas landscape lighting
Tell us what you would like decorated at your home. Upload a photo to get your free quote started. Choose your colors and features, and we will explain the process.
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