Christmas lights in Mission.
Roofline lighting at $13 a foot, lights included. Installed, serviced, taken down in January and stored. Our shop is in Mission, usually five minutes from the job.
What a display in Mission usually looks like.
Mission is home. Our shop is on Newton Street, so almost every house in the city is a few minutes away. The housing is postwar and compact: 1950s ranches, small capes and a run of duplexes and 1960s two-story homes on tight lots, most of them close to the street and close to each other. Front rooflines are short and simple, usually one line with a small entry gable. The trees are old and set right at the curb. Because the houses sit near the sidewalk, a Mission display is read up close, which puts the premium on straight lines and even spacing.
What it costs to light a home in Mission.
$13 per foot of roofline. The roofline is the whole formula.
Most Mission homes measure 110 to 150 feet of front roofline, or $1,430 to $1,950 at $13 a foot, which makes this one of the more affordable cities in the county to light completely. The larger 1960s two-story homes on the south side of Johnson Drive run closer to 160 to 190 feet, or $2,080 to $2,470. Small yards mean add-ons stay modest: a lit wreath at $125 installed or shrub nets at $45 each usually finish the front. Path lights at $8 a foot suit the short straight walks common on these lots.
About 130 ft of roofline, typical for Mission.
About 180 ft of roofline.
The two most common add-ons, on the same timer.
Full breakdown on the pricing page. Services we bring to Mission: Roofline Christmas Lights, Tree & Shrub Lighting, Wreaths & Garland, Commercial & HOA Lighting.
Where we work in Mission.
Johnson Drive is the spine of the city and Metcalf, Lamar and Nall cross it. Shawnee Mission Parkway runs along the south side and Roe marks the eastern edge. We route around the shops on Johnson Drive, the Sylvester Powell Jr. Community Center, Broadmoor Park and Andersen Park. Mission and the cities next to it are usually the fastest for us to reach, which matters most in the middle of the season when something needs a repair rather than an install.
- Johnson Drive corridorSmall postwar homes a block off the shops; short roofs, tight street parking.
- Broadmoor1950s ranches on flat lots near the park, simple single-line front rooflines.
- FoxridgeDenser housing on the south side with compact frontages and limited driveway room.
- Andersen Park areaPostwar capes and ranches with mature curbside trees and narrow front walks.
- Nall corridorHomes along the eastern edge; slightly larger 1960s two-story stock.
- Rock Creek areaOlder streets near the creek with rolling ground and uneven driveway grades.
Three things to know about lights in Mission.
Close houses mean spacing shows
On a Mission block the neighbors' rooflines are twenty feet from yours. Even bulb spacing and a level line matter more here than on a big lot, so we set the first clip off the roof edge rather than eyeballing the middle.
Curbside trees limit ladder placement
The old street trees sit right at the front walk. We usually set from the driveway and work across the front, which is why a note about a low limb or a parked car helps us plan the install day.
Short rooflines leave budget for the entry
With 110 to 150 feet of roof, the roofline itself often runs under $1,950. A lit wreath at $125 or a garland run at $18 a foot over the door finishes a small Mission front without adding much to the total.
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 Mission.
Are you actually based in Mission?
Yes. Peak Season Lighting is at 5202 Newton Street in Mission, and Cole Young runs it from here. It is the same family that runs Brick Doctor KC. Being based in town is why Mission and the cities next to it are usually the fastest for us to reach for installs and mid-season repairs.
What does it cost to light a typical Mission house?
Most homes here measure 110 to 150 feet of front roofline, so at $13 per foot the total is roughly $1,430 to $1,950. That covers our commercial-grade C9 lights, plastic clips, a timer, repairs during the season, takedown in January and storage until next year.
How soon can you get to a Mission house after I approve the quote?
We schedule holiday light installation in the order jobs are booked, October through mid-December, so the honest answer depends on how full the calendar is when you say yes. Mission is minutes from the shop, which helps, but booking earlier is still what gets you the date you want.
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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