How much does professional Christmas lighting typically cost for a two-story home with a long driveway in north Atlanta?
Quick Answer
There’s no single cost to put Christmas lights on a two-story house with a long driveway, because we design every display around the home. Your roofline’s height and shape, and how much of the driveway and greenery you want lit, move the number most.
Detailed Answer
With our professional Christmas light installation, we design the display around your home, install it, maintain it all season, take it down in January and store it. Removal and storage carry no extra fees, and you can leave the second-story ladder work to us.
Here are a few examples of what can impact the cost on a home like yours:
- Roof peaks and height. Peaks, dormers and tall gables on a second story take more lights and time than a single-story home needs, and the highest runs may need tall ladders or a lift.
- Driveway framing. A longer driveway takes more lights, so framing just the stretch near the house costs less than lining it to the street.
- Trees and greenery. Wrapping time grows with height, and open-branched trees usually take longer than cone-shaped evergreens. Lit wreaths and garland add materials and hanging time.
- Power access. The farther your outlets sit from the roofline and the driveway’s end, the more wiring it takes to power the display.
Our full guide to Christmas light installation costs covers each factor. Every home combines these differently, so your own quote gives the clearest answer. Contact us for your free quote, and we’ll talk through the display you have in mind.