Short answer: most GTA homes pay between $399 and $1,199 to have Christmas lights put up, kept working through December and taken down in January. A one-floor home starts at $399. A two-storey roofline starts at $599. Adding bushes, trees or the sides of the house adds to that.
Our 2026 prices
| Package | What's lit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | One-floor homes, townhouses and semis. Front roofline up to 60 ft. | $399 |
| Roofline | Two-storey homes. Front roofline up to 120 ft. | $599 |
| Classic | Two-storey front roofline plus two front bushes. | $749 |
| Showstopper | Front and sides up to 200 ft, two bushes and one tree. | from $1,199 |
Every package includes the lights, the install, a timer, free fixes all December and the January takedown. You don't buy the lights. We store them between seasons, labelled with your address.
What changes the price
1. How long your roofline is
This is the biggest one. Installers price by the foot of lights. Past what a package covers, extra roofline is $6 per foot with us.
2. How high the house is
A second storey means taller ladders and more time, so a two-storey roofline costs more than a bungalow with the same length.
3. Extras you add
- Bushes with net lights: $75 each
- Wrapped trees: $100 to $250 each, by size
- Sides of the house: about $350 more
- Wreath or garland hanging: $40 each
- Window outlines: $45 each
- Setting up your own yard decor, like reindeer or inflatables: $30 each
4. What's included
Some quotes look cheap because the lights, the takedown or the December fixes cost extra. Before you compare prices, ask every installer the same four questions:
- Are the lights included, or do I buy them?
- Who fixes a bulb that goes out in December, and does it cost extra?
- Is the January takedown included?
- Do you use clips, or nails and staples?
Measure your roofline in 2 minutes
Stand across the street and count the gutter runs you want lit on the front of the house. A typical attached garage is about 20 ft wide, and the front of a typical two-storey detached home is 35 to 50 ft wide. Add the slanted edges of any peaks, plus the lower roof over a porch or garage. Many two-storey fronts come out between 80 and 120 ft, which is why our two-storey packages cover up to 120 ft. That's enough for a ballpark. We measure the exact length from the map before we send your price.
How to pay less
- Book early. Book by November 25 and take $50 off any package.
- Bring a neighbour. When a neighbour books, you get $50 back and they get $50 off.
- Light the roofline only. It's the part people see from the street. Add bushes next year.
- Come back next year. Returning customers get 20% off, because the lights are already cut to fit.
Want a ballpark right now? Use the price check on our home page. It updates as you pick what you want lit.