Christmas Light Installation in Orlando, FL

Orlando has many kinds of rooflines

The housing in Orlando changes quickly from one area to the next. There are brick streets and older bungalows near downtown, mid-century ranch homes on the east side, newer neighborhoods with alley garages, and master-planned communities to the south with two-story stucco fronts and tile roofs. Each one needs a different display, so we design for the house you own rather than selling you a one-size package.

College Park and Audubon Park bungalow streets

These homes have short, low rooflines with a lot of character, including deep front porches, gable ends, dormers and mature trees that can block part of the view. A simple design works best here. A clean roofline, the porch edge and one accent usually look better than a bigger display, because the house sits close to the sidewalk and people see it up close.

Many of these single-story homes also fall in a lower price range. Older fascia and gutters still need careful work, but your budget usually goes further here than on a larger two-story home.

Thornton Park, Delaney Park and the blocks around Lake Eola

These neighborhoods have tight lots and mature oaks, and people see the displays from the sidewalk more than from a car. That makes the details important, including even spacing, a straight line along the fascia and a wreath centered on the door. Garland on porch columns and railings looks especially good on these houses.

Parking and access can be tight on the older blocks. Tell us anything we should know about your street when you book, and we will plan the install around it.

Baldwin Park porches and alley garages

Many Baldwin Park homes have a front porch facing the street and the garage around back, and that changes our approach. With real architecture facing the street, the display should follow it, including the roofline, porch roof, columns, railings and the second-story line where there is one. With the garage off the alley, there is no large blank door to design around.

Because these homes sit close together, a neat, consistent line across the front matters more than the number of lights, and that is where we put our attention.

Lake Nona, Hunter’s Creek and the newer two-story builds

Displays tend to be larger in south Orlando. Many homes have two stories, multiple peaks and dormers, tile or architectural shingle roofs, and a front wide enough that a small display gets lost. On these houses, outlining the peaks makes the biggest difference, and wrapped palms or a lit entry give the front a focal point below the roofline.

Newer neighborhoods often decorate around the same time, which is another good reason to book early.

Conway, Metro West and the neighborhoods in between

Conway has lake lots and long-established ranch homes, which usually means a wide, low front and room in the yard for accents. Metro West runs from golf-course homes to condo and townhome fronts, where we are often lighting an entry or a shared elevation rather than a whole roofline. We also work in Dr. Phillips and on the west side, so if you live near the edge of the city limits, just ask.

What comes with your install

You have nothing to buy and nothing to store.

• Commercial-grade LED lights, measured and cut to your house
• Clips, timers and hardware, so nothing is stapled or nailed
• Local crews, licensed and insured
• Free repairs all season if a section goes dark or weather does damage
• Full takedown after New Year’s, with the lights stored in our warehouse until next year

What Christmas lights cost in Orlando

Christmas lighting starts at $799. Most homes land between $1,500 and $3,000 for the full season. Larger or multi-story properties run $2,500 to $5,000, and estate-scale displays go above that. Every quote is built for your property, based on roofline length, number of stories, peaks and dormers, and any trees, wreaths, garland or ground-level accents you add.

Booking your install

Send us your address, a few photos of the front of your house and a sentence about what you want lit. We build the quote remotely from your photos and satellite imagery, with no appointment needed, and send it back fast. Once you approve it and choose your date, we take care of everything until the evening your lights come on. If you would rather talk it through, call us at (863) 400-0995.