Seasonal And Outdoor Lighting
Holiday & Landscape Lighting In The Denver Metro Area
Lemon Property Services offers two kinds of outdoor lighting for homes across the Denver Metro area. Holiday lighting is a seasonal display for rooflines, trees and entryways. Landscape lighting is outdoor illumination for paths, plantings and living areas. We scope them separately so you know exactly what is being installed and for how long.
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- Sunday: Closed
Seasonal Displays And Landscape Lighting
Holiday lights are decorative and seasonal. Landscape lighting is part of the yard and is planned around the paths, plants and features you want to see after dark.
Because the two are so different, they have separate sections below. Tell us which one you need, or both, when you request an estimate.
What Homeowners Ask For
- A holiday display without climbing ladders
- Lights on rooflines, trees or entryways
- Safer walkways and steps at night
- Highlighting trees, beds or a patio
- Lighting planned as part of a new landscape
Holiday Lighting And Landscape Lighting
Holiday Lighting
Seasonal light installation for your home's exterior, scoped around the areas you want lit.
- Rooflines and eaves
- Trees and shrubs
- Entryways and railings
- Installation details, timing and any takedown confirmed in your estimate
Landscape Lighting
Outdoor lighting for the landscape, planned around the areas and features you want to light.
- Path and walkway lighting
- Accent lighting for trees and plantings
- Lighting for patios and outdoor living areas
- Placement planned with the rest of your landscape
Scope We Confirm With You
- Permanent roofline lighting is not assumed. Ask if you are interested.
- Electrical contracting is not part of this service
- Storage, removal and maintenance are only included if confirmed in your scope
How Lighting Projects Are Planned
- 1
Choose The Type
Tell us whether you want a seasonal holiday display, landscape lighting or both.
- 2
Mark The Areas
Photos of the house and yard help us understand rooflines, trees and paths.
- 3
Confirm Power And Access
We review outlet locations, roof access and any HOA lighting rules.
- 4
Scope And Schedule
Holiday installs are scheduled by season. Landscape lighting can be added to a landscape project or done on its own.
What Affects A Lighting Estimate
Lighting estimates depend on what is lit and how it is reached.
- Length And Coverage
- Feet of roofline, number of trees or number of fixtures.
- Height And Access
- Two-story rooflines and steep roofs take more time.
- Power Sources
- Where outdoor outlets are located.
- Seasonal Timing
- Holiday schedules fill up as the season approaches.
Local Considerations
- Early-season requests give the most scheduling flexibility before winter weather arrives.
- Some HOAs set rules on display dates or lighting styles. Check your guidelines.
Holiday & Landscape Lighting Questions
What Is The Difference Between Holiday Lighting And Landscape Lighting?
Holiday lighting is a seasonal decorative display. Landscape lighting is outdoor illumination that is part of the yard and used year-round.
Do You Take Holiday Lights Down After The Season?
Takedown, storage and timing are confirmed as part of your estimate. Ask about them when you request service.
Do You Install Permanent Roofline Lighting?
We do not assume permanent roofline lighting is part of a holiday install. Ask if you are interested and we will confirm whether it fits your project.
Can Landscape Lighting Be Added To A Landscape Project?
Yes. Planning lighting during a landscape or hardscape project makes placement simpler.
Related Services
- Landscape Design & InstallationPlan lighting with new beds and paths.
- Hardscaping & ConcretePatios and walkways that pair with landscape lighting.
Holiday & Landscape Lighting Across The Denver Metro Area
Based in Henderson, Colorado. Availability can vary by city and service.
Ready To Light Up Your Home?
Tell us whether you want holiday lighting, landscape lighting or both, and which areas you want lit.