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Set your roofline, pick a color, choose buy or rent. Your price shows up as you go. No phone call needed to find out.

Roofline you want covered linear feet
Not sure how many feet you have? Here is how to check.
  1. Walk the front of your house. Heel to toe, one shoe is roughly one foot. Count your steps along the front wall from corner to corner.
  2. Add the sides you want lit. Most people light the front only. If you want the sides visible from the street, walk those too and add them in.
  3. Add 10 percent for peaks. Every gable and dormer adds roofline that does not show up in a straight walk along the ground.

Close is close enough. Pick the number nearest yours. Francisco measures the real roofline when he comes out, and your final number gets confirmed before anything goes up.

Bulb color all C9 LED
Buy or rent your lights

Your seasonYour first season

$560$840$1,120$1,400$1,750$2,100$720$1,080$1,440$1,800$2,250$2,700

80120160200250300 ft of warm whitecool whitemulti-color C9, installed and taken down.

  • C9 LED bulbs, clips, timer, cords and wiring
  • Full installation and January takedown
  • If a bulb or strand fails, we come back and fix it. Up to 2 visits.
  • Lights come back to us. Nothing for you to store.
  • C9 LED bulbs, clips, timer, cords and wiring, yours to keep
  • First installation and takedown included free
  • 3 year warranty on all materials
  • Every year after, you only pay the install fee
Book This Estimate · (331) 707-2577

Want more than the roofline?

Add any of these when you call. We price them with you once we see the property.

  • Mini lights on shrubs$30 per strand
  • Tree trunk wrapsQuoted on site
  • Lit wreaths and garlandQuoted on site
  • Stake lighting along flowerbedsQuoted on site

This is an estimate, not a final bid. Your real number gets confirmed when Francisco measures your roofline in person.
Questions? Call or text (331) 707-2577

Design · Install · Maintenance · Takedown · Storage

We put them up in November. We take them down in January. You never touch a ladder.

PICK YOUR LOOK

A house decorated with Christmas lights at night, featuring a wreath on the front of the house, a Christmas tree visible through a window, and a car parked in the driveway. Snow covers the ground.

WARM WHITE

Close-up of hanging Christmas string lights with patterned glass covers, turned on, against a background of green foliage at night.
A two-story house decorated with white Christmas lights outlining the roof and windows at night.

COOL WHITE

Close-up of a row of lit outdoor string lights with diamond-patterned glass covers, hanging against a dark background with greenery.
A two-story house decorated with colorful Christmas lights on the roof and along the edges, with snow-covered grass in the front yard at night.

MULTI-COLOR

Close-up of multicolored LED Christmas lights, including red, yellow, green, blue, and purple bulbs, plugged into an extension cord on a dark background.

“We have used T-Rex over the last several years to put up our Christmas lights. They’ve always showed up on time have done an outstanding job and have the most polite employees.”

A house decorated with Christmas lights in the evening, with lights outlining the roof and bushes in the yard.

Lou K.

FAQ

  • Install season runs late October through early December. Dates book up fast, especially in October. The sooner you reach out, the better your options.

  • Takedown happens in January. It's included with every rental and every purchase. You don't have to schedule it or be home for it.

  • All lights are C9 LEDs, so failures are rare. Rental customers get up to two repair visits covered at no charge. Just call or text and we'll get out there.

  • You don't need to be there. Just make sure we have access to an outdoor outlet and give us any gate codes or access notes ahead of time.

  • October and early November dates go first, usually four to six weeks out. If the season is approaching, don't wait to reach out.

  • Francisco is on every job site. This is a family operation, not a crew of strangers showing up with a ladder. You get one point of contact from the first call to the January takedown.