Colorado Springs · El Paso County
Flying Horse spreads across 17 villages in north Colorado Springs, from townhomes to gated custom homes, plus the acreage homesites of Flying Horse North. We design, hang, maintain and take down Christmas lights that suit each house and the HOA’s architectural rules.
About 9.5 miles from our base in Monument, roughly 17 minutes by car.
Prices in Flying Horse
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 Flying Horse
The Flying Horse HOA’s Declarations (Section 6.3) say no improvement goes on a lot until the Architectural Committee approves the plans in writing. The public FAQ doesn’t mention seasonal holiday lights, but anything permanent should be approved first, through the Hammersmith homeowner portal.
Source: Flying Horse Homeowners Association, FAQs, Flying Horse Colorado, HOA
Flying Horse Club Drive sits around 6,950 feet, about 900 feet above central Colorado Springs. The city’s average first freeze comes October 2, and in 2024 it got 58.6 inches of snow against a 32.5-inch normal. Maintenance through the season is part of your price.
Source: USGS elevation query, National Weather Service Pueblo, fall freeze data, National Weather Service Pueblo, Colorado Springs 2024 climate summary
The Weiskopf Course opened in 2005, and Golfweek ranked Flying Horse North’s course first in Colorado in June 2026. Around them, the villages range from townhomes in Cortona and Siena to gated custom homes in Calistoga and Toscano, and acreage homesites of 2.5 to 5 acres in Flying Horse North.
Source: Flying Horse Resort & Club, Weiskopf Course, Flying Horse Colorado, news, Flying Horse HOA, Villages
HOA rules
Published rules from associations in and around Flying Horse. Rules change, so add your HOA's dates in the note when you get your quote and we plan the install and takedown around them.
Under Declarations Section 6.3, no improvement may be installed on a lot until the Architectural Committee approves the plans in writing. No public rule addresses seasonal holiday lights; ask through the Hammersmith portal if you’re unsure.
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
The HOA’s Declarations require Architectural Committee approval before any improvement goes on a lot. Its public FAQ doesn’t address seasonal holiday lights, so if you’re unsure, check through the Hammersmith homeowner portal before install day.
Yes. Trees and bushes are priced one by one, so a bigger lot only costs what you choose to light.
Maintenance through the season is part of the service. Text us at (719) 641-3523 and tell us what you see.
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