Harriman UT Christmas Light Installers

Yes. Our labor minimum is $250. To assure that we can give you good service, including the removal of lights in January, we have to have a minimum labor amount.

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.

The square footage of a rambler's roof differs from the square footage of a two-story house which has dormers. Price is predicated on the linear footage and pitch of your roof.

Putting twice as many lights on a tree would cost twice as much as doubling its cost for an hour. Savvy homeowners have attempted to discern the logic behind this assumption. Therefore, shorter trees are always more attractive and cost less to prune and maintain than larger trees. It is also common to find six-foot trees selling for approximately $85 and up to eight-foot trees for which women may pay statically about $135.

The number of branches could affect the price of larger trees. Additionally, remember that the height of a two-story house averages 28 feet, and if you own a house and are replacing your tree, its height is likely at least 28 feet. The average cost to install 28-foot lights is likely somewhere around $300 to $2,000.

Some people frequently ask, Will you do my 50 ft. spruce in my front yard? I have a $250 budget. Please be reasonable when you make your request. To get extensive coverage of such sort of tree, you ideally need to receive no less than $2,000 for the basic $25,000 for elaborate coverage. This sort of tree requires a $400 to $700 lift and more, as extensive as a day's labor or more.

If you wish, we'll install your lighting early so that you can save on your project, and we'll offer you a discount. Discounts are as follows.

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

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

Yes, we do install an American-made LED product called Oelo. Not only is it one of the longest-lasting LED products on the market, but we can replace each LED independently. This means we can repair our permanent product, adding years to its operating life span and reducing overall cost.

With Oelo, you can add 4 July lights, Easter lights, St. Patrick's Day lights, purple birthday lights, and many others. You have the option of using any colors you wish.

Permanent lighting doesn’t last forever. Most permanently installed LEDs will need significant repairs or replacement within five to seven years. Other companies may try to fool you into believing “permanent” lights last ten years or more. However, LED lights start to fail at about four years. So, if 200 lights are installed in your home, the seven to ten-year return on investment average per light would be $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.

Mainstream LED lighting choices have draw for color options, as they do for seasonality. If you want to get permanent lighting put in on your home, know that the expense of the particular job would be considerably more costly than a standard seasonal LED lights installation.