Up before the first cold snap.
Install in mild fall weather, turn the lights on whenever you like and skip the scramble of December installs, with the best choice of dates.
- Priced by: The same factors as a full install: size, height and the design
- Timing: Design visits in late summer and installs through the fall
What it is, and why it matters.
Installing in the fall means warm hands, dry roofs and the best selection of dates. Your lights are up and tested well before Thanksgiving, and you can turn them on when you are ready.
We schedule early installs as soon as our calendar opens, so you can book the date that suits you. Many customers choose a design visit in late summer and an install in October or November.
Four things done right.
Best choice of dates
Early booking means the install window you want.
Milder weather
Dry fall days make installation smoother.
Tested early
Lights are checked well before the holidays.
Turn on when you like
Timers keep it ready for your date.
From first call to early-season installation.
- 01
Start the design
Request a visit or send photos.
- 02
Pick your date
Choose an install window that works.
- 03
Install and test
The crew installs and checks the display.
- 04
Switch on
Lights go on when you set the timer.
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We do this work in 74 cities, from Nashville, Franklin and Atlanta to Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Denver and Seattle.
Early-Season Installation: common questions
When should I book?
As early as possible. Our Season Planner helps you pick a lights-on date and works backward to a booking date.
Do lights stay up long before Christmas?
Many customers have them installed in the fall and turn them on after Halloween or Thanksgiving, with takedown in January.
How do I get an estimate for early-season installation?
Fill in the form or call or text 800-290-5816. Photos usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about early-season installation?
Photos or a short visit, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.