Request a Property-Specific Christmas Light Estimate
A useful Christmas light estimate starts with the details that affect the actual installation. Property size, roofline complexity, tree and landscape coverage, access, preferred lighting style, seasonal timing, and requested services can all change the final scope. Share enough information for the project to be reviewed around the property instead of relying on a generic package.
Details That Help Build a Clearer Project Scope
- Property address and type: identify whether the request is for a home, storefront, office, managed property, association, or another property type.
- Areas you want decorated: note rooflines, peaks, entries, columns, trees, shrubs, walkways, landscape features, or customer-facing areas that matter most.
- Daytime property photos: clear photos help show roof shape, access points, landscape scale, and the architectural features that should guide the design.
- Preferred visual direction: mention warm white, multicolor, mixed colors, a classic roofline look, a more layered display, or another design preference.
- Timing and access: include the preferred installation window and any gates, operating hours, parking constraints, HOA requirements, or other access considerations.
- Seasonal services: indicate whether the request should also account for maintenance, removal, labeling, packing, or storage planning.
Use the Planning Guides Before You Submit
If you are still deciding what to request, review the Alpharetta installation planning guide and the Christmas light design guide. Homeowners can also review residential Christmas light installation, while businesses and property managers can use the commercial holiday lighting page to organize project priorities.
The form on this page begins the estimate process. Final pricing, scheduling, service availability, and included work still depend on the approved property-specific scope.