Christmas lighting, handled from start to finish.

Most professional residential displays run between $1,500 and $5,000 for the season, and we do not take residential projects under $1,000. Roofline lighting is priced at about $10 per linear foot, with two-story and steep sections adding to that. Trees, columns, windows and pathway lighting are priced separately. The price covers the entire season including design, installation, maintenance, takedown and storage.

Because a professional installation is a season-long service, not an afternoon of hanging lights. That price covers commercial-grade lighting custom cut to your house, a designed layout, installation by insured crews, every service call during the season, removal in January, and labeled storage until next year. Big-box light kits cost less because you are buying a box and doing all of that yourself, at height, on your own roof.

Linear footage is the largest factor, followed by height and roof pitch, then the number of added features like trees, columns and windows. A single-story ranch with 130 feet of roofline is straightforward. The same footage on a steep two-story with dormers takes longer, requires more equipment and carries more risk, so it costs more. Wrapped trees are priced by size and are usually the single largest line item on a large display.

Seasonal displays do not carry a workmanship warranty, because there is nothing left on your building for one to cover. The lights are ours. We maintain them from the day they go up until the day we take them down, replace failed bulbs at no charge, and never charge a service-call fee. That is broader than a warranty, not narrower: a warranty covers defects, and this covers the whole season however the display fails.

No. Seasonal lighting remains the property of Southeast Lights, and that is deliberately how the service works. Because the lights are ours, we are the ones responsible for maintaining them, removing them, storing them properly and bringing them back next season. You are buying a finished display and a season of service, not a box of product you have to store in your attic.

No, we do not install customer-supplied Christmas lights. We install commercial-grade materials that we cut, assemble and maintain ourselves, because we warrant the display through the season and cannot stand behind product we did not supply. Permanent architectural lighting is different: that system is installed permanently and belongs to you.

Design, commercial-grade lighting custom cut to your property, all cords, connections and timers, professional installation, in-season maintenance and repairs, takedown after the season, and labeled storage until next year. One agreed price covers the whole season with no separate service-call charges for normal failures.

Call or text us and we will come fix it, at no additional charge. Normal in-season failures like a dead bulb, a failed section, a strand issue or ordinary storm-related damage are covered as part of the service. We typically aim to be back out the next business day. Deliberate damage to equipment is handled case by case.

Yes. In-season maintenance is part of the seasonal price, not an add-on. For larger commercial and community installations we also run our own periodic night inspections roughly every couple of weeks, so we usually find and fix problems before anyone on your side notices them.

Our standard installation method does not put holes in your roof. We use non-penetrating clips designed for shingles, gutters and trim, plus hot glue where a clip will not work. We do not use staples, screws or nails in a standard installation. Southeast Lights is operated by a licensed roofing contractor, so the crews on your roof are the same people who understand what a roof can and cannot take.