Considering bringing in the pros instead of risking injury on an icy ladder? It’s a smart approach, but people are curious about the actual price of all this light and comfort. Check this out for more information!
I’ll cut to the chase. The average cost to decorate a single-story home with a modest front porch with Christmas lights is $500 to $1,500. Typical examples of this style include a front porch, a few plants, and a straightforward roofline. Is the idea of your house reminiscent of a holiday film something you’re after? The price might increase to $2,500 or more with the addition of more lights, peaks, and personalized designs.
Anyone with complex architectural plans or who wants a bird’s-eye view of their home from space should expect to pay anywhere from $3,000 to $6,000. Prices tend to be higher in areas with large roofs, extensive landscaping, and commercial-grade light bulbs. Furthermore, some light shows are painstakingly orchestrated to correspond with specific themes’ music or color schemes. All those additional features wind up costing a pretty penny.
The lights aren’t the only thing you have to pay for. In order to avoid dangling from a gutter or accidentally breaking a light bulb with icy fingers, installers must climb, attach, test, and adjust everything, which drives up the labor cost. Everything else is just stuff. While LED lights for businesses may be more expensive initially, they have a long lifespan, consume less energy, and are resistant to elements such as snow, rain, and squirrels.
Companies can vary in their pricing structures. As an example, the house’s definition may cost anything from $5 to $10/ft. To achieve a professional gloss on a home with 300 feet of roofline may cost anything from $1,500 to $3,000.
Spending the time, energy, and holiday pleasure to have a professional string up your Christmas lights is a wise decision. Your weekends and roofline will be filled with delight, but it can be expensive.