We'll come to your property after dark and light up your home so you can see exactly what professional landscape lighting looks like — before you pay a single dollar.
📞 Call Now: 888-885-2653Holiday lighting for Salt Lake homes, designed for your roofline and hung before the snow. The lights you buy are yours to keep. Every season after the first, you pay only for the labor to put them up, and any part that has broken is replaced when we do.
Book by November 6 to get on the calendar before the first snow. We keep installing into December as the weather allows; final installs are December 12.
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No ladders on an icy roof. Our crew does the climbing, ideally before the first measurable snow, which usually arrives in early November in Salt Lake.
The display gets refreshed every year. Each install is a chance to replace anything that failed, so the roofline looks complete again on the first night.
Salt Lake’s housing changes a lot from one neighborhood to the next. In the Avenues and Federal Heights, older homes have dormers, porches and trim at several heights. We map each run before anything is clipped, so the lines stay clean across every section of the roof. Newer homes on the east bench and in Draper tend to have long, simple eaves, which makes for a single bold outline. Sugar House, Holladay, Olympus Cove and Cottonwood Heights fall somewhere in between, often with mature trees close to the house that are worth wrapping.
By December most of the valley’s shade trees have dropped their leaves. Bare trunks and lower limbs wrapped in light stand out clearly against snow, and they read from the street even on a short winter evening. Evergreens and shrubs near the entry can take a spiral wrap or a net of lights to frame the front door.
Winter decides the schedule here. Clips are chosen to hold through freeze and thaw, cords are routed away from where snow slides off the roof and piles up, and outlets are kept protected from melt. Booking early matters more in Utah than in warmer markets: a roof covered in snow slows every install that follows it.
Snow also changes how colors read. Warm white glows softly against a white roof and yard, while multicolor stands out more sharply. We can show you both on your own roofline photo before you decide.
If you already have landscape lighting, or are thinking about it, we can plan both at once. Path and accent lights carry the look down to the yard, and both can run on the same schedule. See our Salt Lake City outdoor lighting page for year-round options.
By November 6 if you can. Installs keep going into December, but the first snow slows the schedule down.
Yes. You buy them the first year, and later years are labor only.
They’re covered by our lifetime warranty on Christmas lighting products. We replace broken parts each year you sign up for installation.
Check your association’s guidelines; we design to them.
Yes. Mature trees near the house are often the best part of a Salt Lake display.
Up in the mountains? See Christmas light installation in Park City.
Phone us with your address and we measure your roofline from satellite and street view, then send a design and quote.
Call (888) 885-2653.