Arapahoe County · Colorado
Littleton runs from its historic Main Street out to Ken Caryl and Columbine, and its lighting rules give holiday lights a clear season. We design, hang, look after and take down Christmas lights for homes across the Littleton area.
About 50 miles and an hour up I-25 from our base in Monument.
Prices in Littleton
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 Littleton
Littleton’s outdoor-lighting standards exempt holiday lighting in November, December and January, as long as it doesn’t create unsafe glare on the street and meets the electrical code. The code also says holiday rope lighting can’t be used permanently, so takedown matters.
Downtown Littleton’s Candlelight Walk is Friday, November 27, 2026, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., with a parade and a drone show. Since 2024, live evergreens have lined Main Street in place of the old tree lights; 37 went up in 2025.
Source: Downtown Littleton, events, Downtown Littleton, Holiday Tree Program
The National Weather Service says Denver’s western and southwestern suburbs average 65 to 70 inches of snow a season, and Denver’s average first freeze is October 7. Maintenance through the season is part of your price.
Source: National Weather Service Boulder, Denver seasonal snowfall, National Weather Service Boulder, Denver fall and winter statistics
HOA rules
Published rules from associations in and around Littleton. 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.
December holiday lights may not go up before November 1 and must be taken down by February 1; unplugging doesn’t count. Temporary lights need no approval, but permanent holiday lighting and roof-mounted decorations need Architectural Committee approval.
Source: Ken-Caryl Ranch Master Association, Property Improvements
County zoning, as cited by Ken-Caryl Ranch, limits holiday lights to 60 consecutive days and no more than 60 days a year.
Source: Ken-Caryl Ranch Master Association, Property Improvements
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
Inside city limits, the lighting code exempts holiday lights in November, December and January. In Ken Caryl, the HOA allows them from November 1 to February 1, and unincorporated Jefferson County limits them to 60 days a year. Tell us your dates when we text you.
Not in Littleton: city code says holiday rope lighting can’t be used permanently. Takedown after the holidays is part of your price.
Yes. It’s about 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.
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