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Permanent Christmas lights, priced for your house

Type your address and pick Permanent: we measure your roofline from aerial imagery, show it lit up in any colour, and price installation. Then we connect you with a local installer if you want one.

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Tap your house and we trace it for you.

What installation involves

  1. Measuring the roofline. The eaves, and the sloped edges of each gable, which are longer than they look from the ground. Our quote does this from aerial imagery.
  2. Choosing the track colour. Matched to your trim so it disappears during the day.
  3. Fitting the track and lights. Usually a day for a typical house.
  4. Power and the app. A controller near an outdoor or garage outlet; colours and schedules from your phone.

Before you book, ask

  • What is the warranty on the lights, the track, the controller and the installation?
  • Is a new outlet needed, and who fits it?
  • What happens to the track when the roof or gutters are replaced?
  • Does your HOA allow lights that stay up all year?

Comparing with renting lights each season? Read permanent Christmas lights cost, which works out when they pay for themselves.

Questions

How is permanent Christmas lighting installed?

A crew fixes a slim aluminium or vinyl track under the edge of the roof or to the fascia, sets LED lights into it, and mounts a controller near an outdoor or garage outlet. Most homes take a day.

How much does permanent lighting installation cost?

Published cost guides put most installs at $2,000–$8,000. On our pricing engine: about $3,100 for 120 feet of roofline, $4,600 for 180 feet and $6,300 for 250 feet. Your exact roofline, with gables and pitch, is in the quote above.

Can I get a quote without a site visit?

Yes. Type your address above and pick the permanent option: we trace your house from aerial imagery, measure the roofline including the sloped gable edges, and price it. An installer confirms the details before work starts.

Can permanent lights be installed in winter?

Usually, yes: the track goes on dry fascia, and many installers work year-round. Booking early in the season gets you lights before the holidays.