Question 1

Do you require payment in full at the time of installation?

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Typically you’ll place a 50% deposit to secure materials and scheduling, then pay the remaining balance after completion of the project. You also have the option to finance the entire project with our financing partner’s monthly plan.

Lights Over Atlanta understands that lighting projects can be a significant expense, so we make budgeting easier. After your custom design is approved, we only require a 50 % deposit to reserve fixtures and lock in an installation date.

The remaining balance is due at completion—unless you choose financing up front. If you’d like to finance your project, the full project cost is financed through one of our flexible programs arranged through trusted lending partners, with approval completed when you sign your initial contract. Financing terms vary by program and approval, but are designed to keep cash flow predictable—ideal for homes, HOA communities, and commercial projects like restaurants, retail centers, and municipal streetscapes.

Financing never limits design. Whether you need dramatic architectural uplighting, LED conversions for an entire campus, or festive holiday displays downtown, our Atlanta outdoor lighting company tailors a plan that fits both your vision and your budget. Because we use energy-saving LEDs and fixtures, many clients offset their monthly payment with lower power and maintenance costs.

Ready to brighten your home or business without straining capital? Call our team, and we’ll walk you through a quick approval process and craft an outdoor lighting installation you’ll will enjoy for years. With Lights Over Atlanta, you get award-winning design, white-glove service, and payment flexibility all in one.

Question 2

How do I use my timer?

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Click here to view the instruction manual for the timer used on both Christmas and accent lights.

Question 3

How much does residential landscape lighting cost?

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The cost of a lighting project depends on the size of the property and the difficulty to apply lighting to your home or business. Lights Over Atlanta designs each system to your home and goals, then provides a clear proposal so you can choose the look, coverage, and budget that fit.

Residential landscape lighting cost is driven by your property size, the scope of your project, and how complex it is to light it well.

The main cost factors include the number of lighting zones, fixture types (walkways, steps, trees, and façade accents), transformer and wiring layout, and obstacles like slopes, roots, or hardscape.

With Lights Over Atlanta’s Residential Accent service, you get a custom design consult, meticulous installation with completely hidden wiring, and tested fixtures with LED bulbs that carry a lifetime warranty.

Your project starts with a free phone consultation and a clear proposal. We are insured, offer financing, and you can add Lighting Maintenance to keep your landscape lighting looking its best.

Question 4

How much does professional Christmas lighting typically cost for a two-story home with a long driveway in north Atlanta?

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There isn’t one “typical” price, even for a two-story home with a long driveway in North Atlanta, because Lights Over Atlanta designs every Christmas display from scratch—but they can give you a custom quote in just a few minutes once they review your home and goals.

Professional Christmas lighting for a two-story home with a long driveway is always priced case-by-case because Lights Over Atlanta builds a custom design for every property rather than using one-size-fits-all packages. Their team looks at your home’s layout, listens to the look you want, and then creates a tailored proposal—design, materials, installation, maintenance, and takedown included—with a custom quote that only takes a few minutes once they’ve seen the property or photos.

Several factors can change the scope and final cost:

House size and architecture – A simple roofline is faster to outline than a home with multiple peaks, dormers, and tall gables, which require more lights, clips, and ladder or lift work.
Areas you want lit – Just the roof and gutters, or also ground outlines, pathways, and the full length of your driveway framed with stake lights or wrapped trees and shrubs.
Landscape and greenery – Wrapping large trees and bushes or adding wreaths, garlands, swags, topiaries, and other greenery accents increases materials and installation time.
Power and integration – How easily they can access power and whether you’re combining Christmas lighting with other architectural or landscape lighting services can also influence complexity.

Because of these variables, the most accurate way to know your cost is to request a quick, no-obligation custom quote from Lights Over Atlanta.

Question 5

How much does professional Christmas lighting typically cost for a small shopping center or restaurant row, and can that budget be shared among multiple tenants?

Accepted Answer

There isn’t a standard price for Christmas lighting on a small shopping center or restaurant row because Lights Over Atlanta custom-designs every commercial display—but it’s easy for owners and tenants to pool their budget, and a custom quote only takes a few minutes once they review your site and goals.

Professional Christmas lighting for a small shopping center or restaurant row is always priced on a custom basis. Instead of preset packages, Lights Over Atlanta designs each project around your specific property, the number and type of businesses, and the kind of holiday experience you want for guests. Once we have a few details, photos, or a quick site walkthrough, we can usually provide a custom quote in just a few minutes.

Several factors can affect the scope, complexity, and final cost:

Building frontage and layout – A straight line of storefronts is simpler than mixed heights, corners, and towers that require more lights and more lift work.
Areas you want lit – Just outlining rooflines is different from also highlighting windows, awnings, façades, walkways, parking-lot entrances, and monument signs.
Trees, landscaping, and patios – Wrapping trees, framing planters, and adding bistro or string lights over outdoor dining areas adds materials and time.
Design style and décor level – A clean, warm-white outline is less involved than layered color patterns, wreaths, garlands, and large feature pieces.

If multiple tenants share the property, Lights Over Atlanta can quote the project as one unified display so the landlord and tenants can easily decide how to split the budget among themselves.

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