Monument · El Paso County
Woodmoor’s custom homes sit among ponderosa pine and prairie just east of Monument, and its rules ask for lighting that doesn’t bother the neighbors. We design displays that fit those rules, hang them, look after them through the snow and wind, and take them down after the holidays.
About 1.5 miles east of the center of Monument, where we’re based.
Prices in Woodmoor
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 Woodmoor
The Woodmoor Improvement Association’s design manual asks that outdoor lights be shielded or dimmed so they don’t disturb neighbors, and that they not shine onto other lots or into traffic. It sets no separate dates for holiday lights. Any modification to the outside of the house itself needs Architectural Control Committee approval.
Source: Woodmoor Improvement Association, Project Design Standards Manual, Woodmoor Improvement Association, Architectural Control
WIA’s own manual requires sheds to be anchored against “the high winds experienced in Woodmoor” and recommends pitched roofs for its heavy periodic snows. The Monument weather station nearby averaged 110.6 inches of snow a year. We plan installs for clear days, and maintenance through the season is part of your price.
Source: Woodmoor Improvement Association, Project Design Standards Manual, Western Regional Climate Center, Monument station
WIA says about 60% of single-family lots fall in severe or high wildfire hazard classes, and asks residents to clear needles and other fuel within 5 feet of the house. Open flames are never allowed in Woodmoor, so electric lights are the way to glow. Clearing needles from the gutters before install day helps both.
Source: Woodmoor Improvement Association, Forestry/Firewise, Woodmoor Improvement Association, Forestry/Fire Safety
WIA ran its third annual Holiday Lighting Contest in 2025, sponsored by Mountain View Electric Association, with a Clark Griswold category for the biggest displays. Each category winner got a $100 credit on their electric bill.
HOA rules
Published rules from associations in and around Woodmoor. 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.
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
Open flames and fireworks are never allowed in Woodmoor, including anything that has to be lit, like sparklers.
Source: Woodmoor Improvement Association, Forestry/Fire Safety
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
WIA’s published rules don’t set holiday dates for seasonal lights, but they do ask that outdoor lighting be shielded or dimmed so it doesn’t disturb neighbors. Any modification to the outside of the house, which would include permanent lighting, needs Architectural Control Committee approval. If you’re unsure, ask WIA before install day.
Yes: north and south Woodmoor, Woodmoor Placer and around Lake Woodmoor. We’re based in Monument, about a mile and a half west.
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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