Christmas lights installation services in Dunwoody, GA
Professional Christmas lights installation for Dunwoody homes and businesses. We create holiday displays across Dunwoody including Perimeter Center, Georgetown, Dunwoody Village, and nearby DeKalb County neighborhoods. Custom designs, reliable LED lights, and complete service included.
Why Dunwoody residents choose our Christmas lights installation services
Dunwoody's signature look started with a gas station. A brick Chevron built in 1968 on Chamblee Dunwoody Road set the Colonial Williamsburg style that the Dunwoody Village shopping center adopted when it opened in 1972, and the district has held that line for more than fifty years. A city that keeps its shopping center under a colonial dress code cares how things look in December too.
The houses tell the same story one decade at a time. Georgetown filled in first, between 1961 and 1968, down near the I-285 and Chamblee line. The 1970s added the brick traditionals and two-story colonials along Mount Vernon Road, with the gables and shutters that make classic roofline lighting look like it was always part of the plan.
Perimeter Center runs at a different speed. Office towers and hotels hold that skyline, and the neighborhoods a few streets over absorb commuter traffic every December evening. A lit house on those streets gets seen by thousands before dinner. We hang lights on both sides of that divide, and the quote always reflects which side you are on.
Since our first season in 2018, crews have completed more than 7,500 installations across the metro's north side. Dunwoody dates go onto the install calendar from late October onward, January takedown is built into every package, and the lights themselves are commercial-grade stock that we supply and maintain for the whole season.
We know Dunwoody street by street
Crews learn fast that a Georgetown ranch from 1963 and a Mount Vernon colonial from 1976 are different jobs, with different ladders and different hours on site. Dunwoody has been on our winter routes since 2018, so that learning is long done.
Safe and reliable installations
Rooftop and ladder work is fully insured, and nothing we hang punctures your trim. Clips grip the gutter lip or shingle edge and leave no mark behind, which matters on fascia boards that have been up since the Nixon administration.
Custom designs for homes and businesses
Colonial fronts reward symmetry, so we design around it: matched gable lines and a wreath centered over the entry. Near the Village, storefront displays stay inside the architecture's lines instead of fighting the brick.
Design, install, service, takedown
Those four words are the whole contract. Design happens before install week, installation takes most homes a single day, repairs come to you mid-season, and takedown lands in January whether or not you remember to call.
Lighting Dunwoody from Georgetown to the Village
Our install routes cover the whole city. Georgetown sits at one end, with houses dating to the early 1960s and rooflines low enough for quick, clean work. The neighborhoods along Chamblee Dunwoody Road came a decade later and stand a story taller. Out toward Perimeter Center, townhomes and mid-rise buildings change the job again.
One city, three install profiles. We quote each street for what it actually is, which is why two Dunwoody neighbors can be handed prices $700 apart and both numbers can be right. Crew assignments follow the same logic, with taller ladders and bigger teams sent where the housing demands them.
Georgetown rooflines, built 1961 to 1968
Georgetown went up fast in the early 1960s, close to what would become I-285, and it kept that era's scale: single-story homes and split-levels on compact lots with sixty-year-old trees between them. For lighting, the scale is a gift. Most Georgetown installs finish in half a day and sit near the $800 end of our pricing.
Older gutters and trim ask for care in return. Crews fit clip hardware to the aging gutter profiles and test each run before energizing it, so the display goes up clean and the house shows no evidence of it by February.
Homes and offices on the Perimeter Center edge
Parts of Dunwoody feel purely residential until you notice the office towers over the tree line. That border district lives two lives in December: commuters stream past in the early dark, and the houses they pass collect more views in a week than a cul-de-sac display earns all season.
On the commercial side we hang displays for offices and restaurant rows that want presence without glare. Timers hold to business hours. Where a property manager controls the facade, we bring the plan to them before install day, because approvals chased after the fact help nobody.
A Dunwoody season, start to finish
The calendar drives everything. Design consults run through early fall. Installs start in late October and the schedule stays packed until the middle of December, with pre-Thanksgiving weeks claimed first, so booking before November 1st both holds your week and takes 10% off the quote.
From there the season mostly runs itself. Timers handle dusk. If a section fails, the fix folds into our regular Dunwoody routes, often the next day. January brings the takedown crew, and optional storage stays popular for a reason: a labeled bin in our warehouse beats loose strands in a garage every single winter.
Garland, wreaths, and the Williamsburg look
Dunwoody Village enforces a colonial style that dates to 1972, and the taste spills into the neighborhoods around it: brick fronts, white trim, restraint. Holiday decor that fits leans on greenery and warm white light rather than color-changing spectacle.
We build that look with lit garland at rails and entries and wreaths hung on the gable or above the door. Sizing matters more than people expect: a 24-inch wreath reads right over a single door, while a garage bay wants 36 inches or better. The roofline itself stays a single warm color, which photographs beautifully against brick. Homeowners who want more color get it in the landscaping, where it plays, while the house stays classic.
Ladder work on Dunwoody's brick two-stories
The 1970s two-story colonial is the house we light most often in Dunwoody, and it is honest about its demands. Second-story gables mean real ladder height. Brick means nothing gets nailed, ever, so every strand rides on clips engineered for the roof edge.
Two installers work these homes together, one climbing and one footing the ladder, and the crew carries coverage written for exactly this work. Ask any company that question before they touch your roof. Most of these installs price in the $1,500 to $2,000 range and finish in a single day. Book the scope early if you want it before Thanksgiving, because two-story jobs are the first category to sell out.
Christmas light questions from Dunwoody homeowners
Local answers about holiday lighting in Dunwoody, from the team that installs here every season.
Do you serve all of Dunwoody?
Yes, every neighborhood. Our installers cover all of Dunwoody from the first late-October installs to the last mid-December ones, homes and businesses alike.
What is included in a Dunwoody installation package?
Everything from sketch to storage: custom design, commercial-grade LEDs, careful installation, free in-season fixes, January removal. You never climb a ladder.
Can you install before Thanksgiving in Dunwoody?
Yes, with an early reservation. Reserve by November 1st for a pre-Thanksgiving install in Dunwoody; we can install with the lights off until you say go.
Is the display maintained through the season?
Yes. Maintenance rides along with every Dunwoody package. A dark section or a drifting timer usually gets fixed within a day or two of your call.
Get professional Christmas lights installation in Dunwoody, GA
Make your Dunwoody home or business shine this holiday season with our Christmas lights installation services. Serving all neighborhoods including Georgetown, Perimeter Center, and surrounding DeKalb County communities. Call today for your free quote.