El Paso County · Colorado
Monument is home for us. We design, hang, look after and take down Christmas lights for houses across Monument and the Tri-Lakes area, from Jackson Creek and Kings Deer to Gleneagle and Promontory Pointe, and we plan every install around Palmer Divide snow and your HOA’s dates.
Our home base. Monument is where we’re based, so your install and any fixes are close by.
Prices in Monument
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 Monument
Monument sits on the south slope of the Palmer Divide, and Monument Hill on I-25 tops 7,352 feet. The Divide lifts winter storms: the Monument weather station averaged 110.6 inches of snow a year, more than three times Colorado Springs’ 32.5-inch normal, with 15.9 inches in an average November. We plan installs for clear days between storms.
Source: Western Regional Climate Center, Monument station, FOX21 News, What is the Palmer Divide
During the December 15, 2021 windstorm, the National Weather Service recorded a 100 mph gust at the Air Force Academy, just south of Monument. Wind like that is why lights have to be fastened well, and why maintenance through the season is part of your price.
Source: National Weather Service Pueblo, Dec. 15, 2021 wind event
The Palmer Lake Star, built on Sundance Mountain in 1935, is lit every night from the Saturday after Thanksgiving through December. Monument’s Small Town Christmas and Tree Lighting in Limbach Park reached its 64th year in 2025. Plenty of reason to have your own house lit by the first weekend of December.
Source: Town of Palmer Lake, the Palmer Lake Star, Our Community News, Monument tree lighting
HOA rules
Published rules from associations in and around Monument. 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.
Christmas decorations may go up after Thanksgiving Day and must be removed by February 1. The board can bar decorations it considers gaudy.
Permanent under-eave lighting needs an ACC request and approval, like any other exterior installation (annual meeting, November 2024).
Fall and winter holiday decorations are allowed from the second week of November through January 15 (Design Guidelines section 4.12, July 2025).
Outdoor lights must be shielded or dimmed enough not to disturb neighbors, and must not light other lots or interfere with traffic. No separate holiday dates are published.
Source: Woodmoor Improvement Association, Project Design Standards Manual
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
It depends on your HOA. Gleneagle allows Christmas decorations from after Thanksgiving until February 1, and Jackson Creek from the second week of November through January 15. Tell us your HOA’s dates when we text you and we plan the install and takedown around them.
Yes. We work across the Tri-Lakes area, including Woodmoor, Palmer Lake, Gleneagle and Black Forest.
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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