Christmas Light Installation in Winter Park, FL
We light your home under the oaks, so you stay off the ladder.
We light homes near Park Avenue and Hannibal Square, and in the Vias, Windsong and Orwin Manor.
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Tell us about your property and we will send your price range. Your request reaches us instantly by text, and we usually reply within the hour.
- ✓ Christmas lighting from $799. We supply the lights, install them, maintain them all season and take them down in January.
- ✓ Permanent outdoor lighting available too. We install it once, and you pick any color from your phone all year.
- ✓ Licensed & insured, and rated 5.0★ on Google.
- ✓ You never deal with ladders, storage bins or tangled strands.
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Professional Holiday Light Installation Services in Winter Park, FL
We design displays that show through the oaks.
The live oaks are one of the first things people notice about Winter Park, and they are the first thing we look at too. A big canopy changes how a roofline looks from the street. Light that would be obvious on an open lot gets broken up by branches, so we plan heavier runs in some places and tighter ones in others, and sometimes we carry the light down into the trees instead of working against them.
The homes vary just as much. The brick streets off Park Avenue have houses built decades apart, with peaks, dormers and deep eaves that rarely repeat, so our Christmas light installation in Winter Park never uses a stock design.
Hanging Christmas lights yourself costs you a Saturday and a climb you should not have to make. We are Light The Peak, a local family company, and we know December is already full. We hang your lights, keep them lit all season and take them down in January.
What a mature oak canopy does to a display
Winter Park’s trees give the city its character, and they are also the reason a display here needs careful planning. Branches sit low over the front of a lot of these homes. A clean warm run along the gutter can vanish from the sidewalk if half of it ends up behind a limb.
We design for what people will actually see from the street. Sometimes that means carrying light up the trunks and out along the lower limbs. Sometimes it means leaning on the peaks that clear the canopy and keeping the lower roof quieter. Either way, your house stands out from the road instead of hiding behind the branches.
Rooflines with their own character
The architecture changes every few blocks. You will see tile roofs with rounded parapets, steep shingle gables with returns, long single-story homes with generous overhangs, and porches with columns that suit garland better than roofline lights.
We count every peak, dormer and return before we price anything, because two houses on the same street can need very different amounts of material. Clips get matched to the edge they’re going on, so nothing is screwed into fascia, tile or shingle.
From Park Avenue back to the Vias
We work across the city and the design shifts as the lots do. Homes near Park Avenue and Hannibal Square sit close to the sidewalk, so detail matters more than volume, with a crisp roof run, wrapped porch columns and garland on the rails. Out in the Vias and around Orwin Manor the lots open up and the trees take over, so canopy work carries more of the display. Brookshire runs mostly single-story with wide frontage, which usually means one long simple line and some ground-level accents. Homes in Windsong and on the Winter Park Chain of Lakes need their own approach, which we cover next.
Lighting both sides of a lake home
If the back of your home faces the water, people on the lake and across it see a side of your house the street never does. Some owners want the water side lit and the front kept simple, and others want both. Either choice changes the design and the price, so tell us early and send a photo taken from the dock or the seawall.
We supply, maintain and store it all
You never buy, store or replace lights. We bring commercial-grade LED strands, timers, clips and all the hardware, and we put it up. If a section goes dark in the middle of December, or weather pulls a run loose, we come back and fix it free. That coverage lasts the whole season, not just the first two weeks.
After New Year’s we take it all down and the lights go back to our warehouse until next year. Nothing ends up in a bin in your garage.
What a Winter Park display costs
Christmas lighting starts at 9, and most homes land between About,500 and and another,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 specific house, based on roofline length, number of stories, peaks and dormers, and any trees, wreaths, garland or ground-level accents you add.
How we quote your home
We quote remotely, and we do it fast. You send us your address and a few photos, and we measure from those and satellite imagery, build the design and send your price quickly. There is no appointment to schedule, and no one needs to walk your yard. If something in the photos is unclear, we ask you a quick question instead of guessing.
Booking before dates fill up
The Central Florida season is short and the best install weeks go first. If you reach out in the fall, you choose your install window. If you wait until December, you choose from the dates that are left. We install right through the season, but the earlier your design is approved, the more say you have in the night your lights first come on.
Permanent lighting under the oaks
Permanent outdoor lighting is worth asking about here. It sits in a low-profile track under the eave, blends in with the trim during the day, and gives you warm white on ordinary evenings and full color at Christmas. On a home with heavy tree cover, it keeps the roofline defined all year instead of only in December. Ask for a free permanent lighting quote, and we will send it with your Christmas quote so you can compare.
Professional Christmas Light Installation Across Winter Park Florida
Christmas Light Installation in Winter Park & Nearby Communities
We also serve these communities near Winter Park.
Orange County: Orlando, Winter Garden, Dr. Phillips
Seminole County: Maitland, Altamonte Springs
Greater Orlando: Windermere, Celebration
View our holiday lighting gallery, or explore our packages & specials to compare options.
See our full Central Florida service area for every city we cover.
If you are done with the yearly light cycle, see permanent outdoor lighting in Winter Park. It is installed once and controlled from your phone, with any color on any night.
Most Winter Park homeowners start with residential Christmas light installation. Managing an HOA, retail center or office park? See commercial & HOA Christmas lighting. And if you would rather never take lights down again, permanent outdoor lighting stays up year round.
Frequently Asked Questions About Christmas Light Installation in Winter Park, FL
Yes, and on a lot of Winter Park lots it’s the better call. When a canopy sits low over the front of the house, trunk wraps and light carried into the lower limbs do more for the street view than another run of roofline. We will look at your photos and tell you where the light will make the biggest difference.
It changes the emphasis. Close to the street, people read detail rather than scale, so we tend to tighten the roof run and put work into porch columns, rails, door garland and a wreath. Large, sweeping elements get lost at that distance, while small, even, well-spaced lights look polished and clean.
Yes. Rear elevations facing the water are a normal request here, and we quote them like any other elevation, based on roofline length, stories, peaks and dormers. Send a photo from the dock or across the seawall along with your street-side photos so we can measure both sides. You can also do the water side only.
No. We use clips sized to the specific edge, so strands hang off gutters, tile edges and shingle lines without fasteners driven into anything. On older fascia and trim we route runs so nothing carries weight it wasn’t built for. If an edge looks too fragile to use, we say so and design around it.
Christmas lighting starts at $799, and most homes land between $1,500 and $3,000 for the full season. Bigger or multi-story homes run $2,500 to $5,000, and estate-scale displays go above that. Your number depends on roofline length, stories, peaks and dormers, and any tree or ground work.
No to both. We supply commercial-grade LED lights, timers, clips and hardware, install them, and keep them working all season. If a section fails or weather knocks something loose, the fix is free. After New Year’s we remove everything and store it in our warehouse, so nothing takes up space at your house.
We recommend reaching out in the fall. The install weeks people want go early, and the season here is short. Sending your photos and approving your design before the rush is what gives you a choice of dates. We keep installing into December, but late bookings get whatever dates are still open.