Fruit Heights UT Christmas Light Installers

Our minimum coverage is $250. To guarantee that we can meet customers' standards well, especially for lights to be swapped out in January, we require a minimum labor fee.

The average 2500 square foot newer home runs about $350 for labor to install and remove lights installed on the front roofline of the house. However, the number of lights a roofline may require can vary, regardless of the square footage of a home. The reason for this is that not all rooflines are the same.

A 2500-square foot rambler will have a very different roofline than a two-story with dormers. Price is based on the linear footage of your roofline and the height and pitch of your roof.

12 ft. or even 6ft. trees may require more light to cost twice as much, so it costs twice as much to purchase or rent an 8 ft. tree as a 6ft. tree. In terms of looking into the value of smaller (6 ft.) trees, they run approximately $85 to $135 in labor.

Larger trees can be more costly, depending on the number of strands involved. Also, remember that a two-story house averages 28 feet in height, and if your tree is the height of your home, it’s at least 28 ft. tall. A 28 ft. tree can cost anywhere from $300 to $2,000, depending on how many lights you want installed.

We commonly get asked: Will you have a 50 ft. spruce a yard $250? Remember that to be reasonable in your request. To get excellent coverage of this tree, your consultation will cost $400 to $700 and a total number of days of work, if not days.

Sure, we would love to help you save! If you would like to be one of our customers who get their lights installed early, we'll gladly give you a discount! The discount is as follows.

15% off all labor for jobs preschedule by September 1st.

10% off labor for all jobs installed by November 7th.

Yes, we're proud to install an American-made LED product named Oelo. Although it's one of the longer-lasting LED products in the marketplace, all the parts can be replaced individually. This enables us to repair the product, adding years to its life cycle and reducing overall cost.

With Oelo you can have fourth of July lights, Easter lights, St. Patty Daylights, and even purple birthday lights. The color options are endless. www.oelo.com

Permanent lighting generally lasts five to seven years. Unlike LED lights, other companies may deliberately state that permanent lights can last up to ten years. However, four to seven years is the typical lifespan of LED lights. On average, if you will happen to install 200 lights in your house, then you're likely to see a few malfunctioning within a few years. On average, the expected average lifetime cost per permanent light is $3,500 to $10,000.

The cost of installing seasonal Christmas lights, including labor and LED material, is $300 per year. Multiply that long-term expense by seven years (the life expectancy of permanent lights), and then 7 total years (the life expectancy of LED lighting) multiplied by $250 will give you the total cost of the light and material at $2,300.

We understand how alluring lighting color schemes are for permanent lights. If you intend to buy permanent lighting for your house, make sure to keep in mind that the setup would cost more due to the enhanced special features.