Arapahoe County · Colorado
Centennial runs from Southglenn and Walnut Hills on the west side out to Willow Creek and Piney Creek, and the holiday season kicks off with a parade at The Streets at SouthGlenn. We design, hang, look after and take down Christmas lights for homes and businesses across Centennial.
About 45 minutes to an hour up I-25 from our base in Monument.
Prices in Centennial
Your price comes from the length of your roofline, what else you want lit and how steep the roof is. Each price includes design, new lights you keep, installation, maintenance through the season and takedown. Tap a size to start your quote with it.
The range runs up to 18% higher until we see your photos. We confirm your exact price before any work begins. How every price is figured.
Lighting in Centennial
The Streets at SouthGlenn holds its Grand Holiday Parade on Friday, November 20, 2026, and Santa visits there from November 20 through Christmas Eve. If you want your house lit for the start of the season, book early: the earlier you book, the more install dates are open.
Source: The Streets at SouthGlenn, events, The Streets at SouthGlenn, Grand Holiday Parade
Denver’s average first freeze is October 7 and its average last snowfall is April 28, so the whole light season is snow season. In the November 5–9, 2024 storm, two Centennial weather stations each recorded about 21 inches. Upkeep through the season is part of your price.
Source: National Weather Service Boulder, Denver fall and winter statistics, National Weather Service Boulder, November 5–9, 2024 snowstorm
Many Centennial neighborhoods have an HOA. Colorado’s HOA Information and Resource Center notes that covenants and rules can limit what decorations go up, how bright they are and when they can be on. Tell us about your HOA’s rules when you text your photos and we’ll design around them.
Source: Colorado Division of Real Estate, HOA Information and Resource Center, holiday lighting tips
Neighborhoods
From a single roofline to every tree in the yard. Not sure we reach your street? Text us your address at (719) 641-3523.
Questions
Most timing rules in Centennial come from HOAs. Colorado’s HOA resource center says covenants can set what goes up, how bright it is and when it can be on, so check yours. Tell us your HOA’s dates when we text and we’ll schedule around them.
Yes. It’s about 45 minutes to an hour up I-25 from our base in Monument. You don’t need a home visit to get a price: answer five quick questions online, then text us two or three photos of your roofline and we confirm your exact price.
We fix it. Centennial stations saw about 21 inches in the November 2024 storm, and keeping your lights working through the season is part of your price, along with takedown in January.
Now booking 2026 installs in Centennial
Five quick questions, about 60 seconds. No home visit needed.