Guide
How Long Does Christmas Light Installation Take?
A roofline, or a roofline with a few extras, usually takes a few hours, and a bigger display takes longer. In early November, Angel told a Lake Forest customer with a two-story roofline that the install would take a few hours. A San Juan Capistrano customer who booked their front roofline plus three small arches and a door wreath was told the whole install should take two to three hours.
When does the crew get there?
It depends on the day. One customer was given an arrival window of 8:00 to 8:30 in the morning, and another, booked for a Saturday, was told after 1 p.m. Angel can text you a more exact time.
Do I need to be home?
Not necessarily. A returning customer told us they would be out on install day. They confirmed their gate code, and Angel said he would text them about payment once the crew was done. If you won't be home, tell us ahead of time, send your gate code if you have one, and let us know where the outlet is.
Do the lights turn on by themselves?
With our lights, yes. A timer is included and set before the crew leaves, so the lights come on and go off without you. Tell Angel the hours you want. If you are using your own lights, you supply the timer. The timers and clips guide explains how the schedule works.
Do I book the takedown now?
No. A customer asked this right after booking, and Angel's answer was that takedowns happen after the season and he reaches out. Takedowns run from January 2 on, and we schedule yours for a day that works for you. If you need the lights down by a set date, like an HOA deadline, tell us and we will schedule to it. The takedown guide covers what happens that day.
Get your quote
Name and phone is enough to start. City and stories make the number tighter. Most quotes come back the same day.