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Christmas light installers in Boulder City, NV
Commercial LEDs cut to your roofline. One price a year that drops every year you stay. Install, fixes, takedown and storage, all in it.
Boulder City is about 25 minutes from our Henderson base, and it's the one town in our service area where Christmas lights are a civic event rather than a neighborhood competition. The historic district, the streets around the downtown core, and the newer sections toward the lake all get lit, and the town's December parade brings people through to look.
The houses. The historic district has homes from the 1930s through the 1950s: wood eaves, shingle or flat roofs, deep porches, and mature trees on wide lots. That's the easiest surface in the valley for clips, and a porch line plus a roofline plus one wrapped tree is a display most people want to keep. Newer Boulder City homes are tile and stucco like the rest of the valley and take the same tile clips.
Almost no HOAs. Most of Boulder City has no association, so there's no display window and no form. Lights can go up in early November. We still take them down in January, because takedown and storage are in the price.
How scheduling works out there. Because it's a drive, we batch Boulder City installs and takedowns onto set days and fill those days first. If you want a specific week, book in October. The minimum job on the pricing page applies, and most Boulder City fronts clear it comfortably.
Repairs. The fix guarantee is the same as everywhere: something goes out, it's fixed within 48 hours, no charge. We keep spares on the truck so a Boulder City repair is one trip.
What you get: commercial C9 LEDs cut to your house, a timer, one-visit install, all-season fixes, takedown, and storage. One annual price, 10% less in year two, 30% less from year four on, locked in writing.
If you're in the historic district and want the porch and the trees more than the roofline, say that on the form. We'll design to the house, not to a template.


Service area
Henderson first. Then the whole valley.
$8 a foot.Goes down every year.