Christmas lights, installed.
Professional roofline lighting for Johnson County homes. $13 a foot. Lights, install, repairs, takedown and storage, all in the price.
One number. It covers the lights, the install, repairs all season, takedown and storage.
- The lightsIncluded
- Install and timerIncluded
- Repairs all seasonIncluded
- Takedown and storageIncluded
Most single-story fronts run 100–180 ft. Two-story fronts with peaks, 180–280 ft. We measure it for you; this is just to show the math.
What you get for $13 a foot.
The lights
Commercial-grade C9 bulbs on cord cut to your roof. Ours, not yours to store.
Install and timer
Clipped to shingles and gutters, never nailed. Timer set to the date you pick.
Repairs all season
Bulb out, strand down, ice storm. Text us and we fix it at no charge.
Takedown and storage
Down in January, labeled, stored until next year. Renewing is one text.
Add-ons.
Priced on their own so you only pay for what you want. All of it goes on the same timer and comes down with the roof.
Trunk and main limbs wrapped in warm white mini lights. Most yards want one or two.
30-inch pre-lit wreath, hung centered over the door or garage, on the same timer.
Along railings, columns and door frames. Measured to the foot.
Warm white stake lights along the walk or drive, same spacing as the roofline.
Net lights over front-bed shrubs so the lawn is not dark under a lit roof.
Red and white, multicolor, or app-controlled RGB instead of warm white.
How it works.
Send your address
Use the form below or text it to us. We measure the roofline from satellite imagery, so nobody has to come out.
Get a price by text
Within 24 hours. Feet times $13, plus add-ons you asked for, in writing. A deposit holds your week.
Lights on, then off
We install in one visit and set the timer to your date. Anything goes out, we fix it. In January we take it all down and store it.
"I have been on ladders and roofs my whole life. The lights are the easy part. Doing it safely, straight, and coming back in January is the job."
Cole Young, owner. Same family as Brick Doctor KC, fixing Kansas City brick and chimneys since 1996. Peak Season Lighting is run the same way: the owner prices your job and answers the phone.
Get your price.
Send your address. We measure the roofline from satellite and text you a number within 24 hours. No visit, no pressure.
Questions.
How does $13 a foot work?
We measure the roofline you want lit, in feet, and multiply by thirteen. A 150-foot front is $1,950. That number includes the lights, the install, the timer, repairs all season, takedown in January and storage until next year. Add-ons are priced separately and listed above.
How many feet is my house?
Most single-story fronts run 100 to 180 feet. A two-story front with peaks is usually 180 to 280. We measure it from satellite imagery and send you the exact number, so you never have to guess.
Whose lights are they?
Ours. We cut them for your house, put them up, fix them, take them down and store them. The same set goes back on your house next year. Nothing lives in your garage.
Will this hurt my roof?
No. Plastic clips made for shingles and gutters. Nothing is stapled, nailed or screwed in, and nothing is left behind after takedown.
Do I need to be home?
No. We work outside only and text you a photo the minute the lights are on.
When do you install?
October through mid-December. Your lights turn on the date you choose, most often the day after Thanksgiving. Early weeks fill first.
Is this the same as "holiday light installation"?
Yes. Christmas light installation and holiday light installation mean the same job here — roofline lighting at $13 a foot, installed, serviced all season, taken down in January and stored.
Where we work: Overland Park, Leawood, Prairie Village, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee, Mission, Mission Hills and the rest of Johnson County. All areas.
Guides.
When to Hang Christmas Lights in Kansas City
Hang Christmas lights in Kansas City between mid-October and mid-November, then turn them on the day after Thanksgiving. Here is why that window works.
Permanent Track Lighting vs Seasonal Christmas Lights
Permanent RGB track costs far more up front and stays on the house all year. Seasonal C9 is the traditional look with no year-round hardware. The real case for each.
How to Measure Your Roofline for Christmas Lights
Measure your roofline for Christmas lights from the ground in about 20 minutes. Here is the method, the pitch correction, and the mistakes that skew totals.