Christmas lights in Lenexa.
Roofline lighting at $13 a foot, lights included. Installed, serviced, taken down in January and stored. About 20 minutes from our shop in Mission.
What a display in Lenexa usually looks like.
Lenexa splits cleanly at K-7. East of it, around Old Town and the streets off 87th and Pflumm, the houses are 1960s and 1970s ranches and split-levels with low, wide front rooflines and full-grown trees. West of K-7, out toward Canyon Farms and the newer Prairie Star corridor, the builds are two-story with steep front gables, stone accents and garage elevations that carry most of the light. The eastern half wants a long horizontal line low on the house. The western half wants height. It is the same city and two different quotes.
What it costs to light a home in Lenexa.
$13 per foot of roofline. The roofline is the whole formula.
An older Lenexa ranch or split-level near Old Town typically measures 130 to 165 feet of front roofline, which is $1,690 to $2,145 at $13 a foot. Split-levels sometimes need two short runs at different heights instead of one, which does not change the rate. Newer two-story homes west of K-7 usually measure 210 to 250 feet, or $2,730 to $3,250. Stone entry columns on the western builds take lit garland at $18 a foot. In the older eastern neighborhoods the mature front trees are the better add-on at $150 each wrapped.
About 150 ft of roofline, typical for Lenexa.
About 230 ft of roofline.
The two most common add-ons, on the same timer.
Full breakdown on the pricing page. Services we bring to Lenexa: Roofline Christmas Lights, Tree & Shrub Lighting, Wreaths & Garland, Commercial & HOA Lighting.
Where we work in Lenexa.
The 87th Street Parkway is our main east-west line through Lenexa, with Pflumm, Quivira, Renner and K-7 running north and south. I-435 and I-35 both clip the city and get us in from Mission quickly. We route by Old Town Lenexa along Santa Fe Trail Drive, the Lenexa City Center area near 87th and Renner, Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park and Black Hoof Park at Lake Lenexa. West of K-7 the subdivision streets loop, so we finish a whole loop before moving on.
- Old Town LenexaOriginal blocks near Santa Fe Trail Drive; small homes, short roofs, mature trees.
- Canyon FarmsWest Lenexa golf-course homes with tall front gables and long, sloped drives.
- Falcon ValleyNewer two-story subdivision west of K-7 with wide streets and young front trees.
- Lenexa City Center areaMixed newer housing near 87th and Renner, compact lots, straightforward rooflines.
- Sar-Ko-Par area1970s ranches and split-levels off 87th with low, wide front rooflines.
- Lake Lenexa areaHomes around Black Hoof Park on rolling ground; footing matters more than height.
Three things to know about lights in Lenexa.
Split-levels need two lines, not one
The classic Lenexa split-level has an upper roof and a lower roof that meet at an offset. Running both short lines is what makes the front read as one house instead of a bright strip and a dark half.
New subdivisions west of K-7 often have decor windows
Newer Lenexa subdivisions frequently include holiday-decor start and takedown dates in the HOA rules. Check your documents before you pick a turn-on date so the January takedown falls inside the window.
Old Town trees carry the display
The 1960s streets near Old Town have full-canopy trees right at the curb. A wrapped trunk at $150 usually does more for the front of these houses than adding another twenty feet along a low ranch roofline.
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
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Questions from Lenexa.
Does Lenexa cost more east or west of K-7?
West is usually higher, and only because there is more roof. At $13 per foot, an older ranch near Old Town at 150 feet is about $1,950, while a newer two-story west of K-7 at 230 feet is about $2,990. Same lights, same clips, same included takedown either way.
Can you light a Lenexa split-level properly?
Yes. Split-levels are common in the older half of Lenexa and they need two short runs at different heights rather than one long line. We measure both when we quote, so the number you get already accounts for the offset roof rather than changing on install day.
When should I book holiday light installation in Lenexa?
We install October through mid-December, and the lights turn on whatever date you pick, most often the day after Thanksgiving. Booking in October gives you the widest choice of install dates. Takedown is in January and storage over the off season is included in the same price.
Will this damage my roof or gutters?
No. Plastic clips made for shingles and gutters. Nothing is stapled, nailed or screwed in, and nothing is left behind after takedown.
Do I have to take them down?
No. Takedown in January and storage are part of the $13 per foot. Next year is one text message.
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