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Christmas Light Installation in Tustin
We hang C9 lights on Tustin rooflines, wrap trees, light entries and garages, and take it all down in January. Up the 5, one exit past Irvine. One of the shorter north runs.
Homes in Tustin
The parts of Tustin we get asked about most are Old Town Tustin, Tustin Ranch, Columbus Square, Columbus Grove and Greenwood. They are not one kind of house, and that is the part that matters for a quote.
Old Town Tustin's residential core dates to the 1880s-1920s and sits under the city's Cultural Resource District, with older narrow lots, taller pitched rooflines and mature street trees that complicate ladder access compared with a modern tract.
Tustin Legacy, built on the former MCAS Tustin base since the 2000s, is new attached and detached housing with flat modern rooflines and HOA-maintained frontages, while Tustin Ranch, built out in the 1980s and 90s around the golf club, runs larger two-story detached homes on golf-course-adjacent lots.
Old Town brings pitched roofs, narrow older lots and mature trees close to the working area. Tustin Ranch brings larger two-story golf-course-era homes. The Legacy neighborhoods add modern attached and detached forms with flatter lines and HOA-maintained frontages. Those differences decide what belongs in the photo set and what can safely carry the display.
Associations and HOAs in Tustin
Tustin Ranch and the Tustin Legacy neighborhoods (Columbus Square, Columbus Grove, Greenwood) run under HOAs; Old Town Tustin's historic core is governed by the city's Cultural Resource District review rather than a private association, and no named Old Town HOA was found.
Tustin Ranch, Columbus Square, Columbus Grove and Greenwood have HOA governance. Old Town instead sits under the city's Cultural Resource District review. Send the current document for the exact community or district; we keep those two kinds of oversight separate and design only from the rule that applies to the property.
What a display costs in Tustin
The $400–$800 Basic Roofline band covers the selected C9 edge. The $1,000–$2,500 Premium Full Front band adds the entry, garage, pathway, trees and bushes. On an Old Town pitch, a two-story Tustin Ranch facade or a shared Legacy frontage, we use your photos to see each roof edge. The roofline is priced by the foot.
Tell us which Tustin you are in
Send the straight frontage, a roof-angle photo and the neighborhood name. Old Town homeowners should include any city guidance; Ranch and Legacy residents should include the current HOA rule and mark common exterior areas. We send back the scope, price and available installation date through December 10, then maintain the display and remove it in January.
Tustin lighting questions
Is Old Town Tustin governed by an HOA?
Our source record shows city Cultural Resource District review, not a verified private Old Town association. Send any current city guidance that applies to the exterior work.
Can you work on an HOA-maintained Tustin Legacy frontage?
Yes, when the rule and photos identify what the homeowner may use. We keep lights and clips off common walls, roofs or landscaping unless the association permits them.
The published package ranges are the same in every city we cover: Basic Roofline $400–$800 and Premium Full Front $1,000–$2,500, with rooflines priced by the foot. See what each package includes.
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