Christmas lights installation in Windward, Alpharetta
Professional Christmas lights installation for Windward homes. Our team understands HOA requirements and the style of this community. Custom LED designs that make your home shine.
Why Windward residents choose our Christmas lights installation
Windward began as a mid-1980s master plan, roughly 3,400 acres on the east side of GA 400, and four decades on it runs like a small town. More than 40 enclaves ring a 195-acre private lake. Golf plays at the Golf Club of Georgia, swim and tennis at the Windward Lake Club, and with the Sports Park and dog park inside the plan too, evening foot traffic never really stops. Holiday lighting is simply part of that fabric. Streets decorate together here, entrances get dressed, and a bare roofline in December stands out the way a brown lawn does in June.
We have installed inside Windward every season since 2018, long enough to learn the community's rhythms. Architectural standards shape what goes up, so our designs are built to clear covenant review without losing personality. The housing itself, mostly late 1980s through 2000s construction, gives us long rooflines, brick and stucco facades, and landscaping mature enough that tree wraps genuinely pay off. Roofline-only work on a typical Windward two-story lands at $1,500 to $2,000. Add wrapped trees and landscape lines and most full designs here move past $2,500, which is where the neighborhood's signature look actually lives.
Every tier includes everything: the LED strands are commercial-grade and pulled from our own stock, the crew is insured, any failure during the season gets repaired at no cost, and we return for January takedown. Get on the books by November 1st for 10% early-bird pricing, plus something scarcer: first claim on the pre-Thanksgiving install dates this neighborhood competes hardest for.
One more local habit worth knowing: because so many Windward residents install professionally, the December standard creeps upward every year. Displays that would headline an ordinary subdivision read as table stakes on these streets. We treat that as a design brief, not a problem, and it is half the fun of working here.
HOA-friendly holiday displays
Windward's covenants exist to keep the community composed, and a good display works with them rather than around them. We hold designs inside the architectural guidelines, favor clean lines and one consistent color temperature, and can hand your enclave's board a written design spec whenever review is requested before install day.
Professional installation with care
Lake humidity, tall pines, and gutter profiles dating to the original 1980s construction all factor into mounting choices here. Strands clip to shingles and gutters without a screw or staple, cabling routes out of sight lines, and our insured crew leaves brick, stucco, and trim in January exactly as it found them in November.
Designs for every home style
An original Windward traditional and a 2000s rebuild near the water should not wear the same design. We match bulb scale to the architecture, put the oaks and magnolias these lots have spent decades growing to work as wrapped features, and keep lakefront displays legible from clear across the cove. Docks and rear decks join the plan on waterfront lots.
Complete service for homeowners
A Windward agreement covers the entire season: supplied LEDs, a scheduled install, repairs at no cost for as long as the display is up, takedown in January, and optional labeled storage afterward. One number covers all of it, so the display you approve in October is precisely the display you get, with no add-on math in December.
Lighting Windward's forty-plus enclaves
Windward is less one neighborhood than a federation of them: more than 40 enclaves ringing the lake and the golf holes, each with its own entrance, its own character, and often its own gate. Our crews work them street by street through the season, and the accumulated knowledge shows. We know which enclaves power their entry monuments, which streets already share a design language worth complementing, and how to sequence a gated street so the whole run finishes in one visit instead of three. Windward addresses fill a real share of our November calendar every single year, and the routes reflect it.
Displays that pass covenant review and still turn heads
Communities with standards end up with better-looking streets in December, not worse ones. Windward's architectural expectations push displays toward coherence, one bulb temperature, clean rooflines, restrained color, and inside that frame there is still plenty of room to be memorable. Our designs read as intentional from the curb: crisp ridge lines, an entry framed rather than buried, one strong focal point instead of five competing ones. When neighbors coordinate, we match designs across adjacent homes so a cul-de-sac lights as one composition. The difference between a street that glows and a street that shouts is design discipline, and this community already speaks that language.
Warm white LEDs against brick, stucco, and water
Every strand hung in Windward is commercial-grade LED from our own stock. The choice is deliberate. LEDs hold one consistent warm white across a 200-foot roofline, which matters on long facades where a mismatched bulb tone sticks out to every neighbor who walks past. They draw a fraction of incandescent power, useful when the display shares exterior circuits with landscape and dock lighting. They run sealed and cool through wet Georgia winters, and photocell timers bring the whole display up at dusk, so the house is already glowing while you are still on Windward Parkway driving home. We also retire strands at the first sign of fade rather than let a tired section dull a Windward facade.
Season service and takedown inside Windward
A Windward display has an audience every evening: walkers on the enclave loops, neighbors at the mailbox, boats idling past lakefront backyards. A dark section gets noticed fast here, which is why mid-season service costs nothing for the life of the agreement. Call and it is handled, usually before the weekend the neighbors would have mentioned it. In January the crew takes the display down, gives the gutter runs a once-over as it goes, and coils and labels each strand by porch, peak, and tree. Choose storage and your Windward display waits in our warehouse, tested and tagged, until next season's install date comes around.
Lakefront and dock lighting on Lake Windward
A 195-acre lake gives Windward something few Atlanta suburbs have: a second front yard. Lakefront homes are seen from docks, from the water, and from across the cove, and lighting that stops at the street-facing roofline wastes the property's best angle. We design double-sided for these lots. Rear rooflines and deck rails carry lines that read across the water, dock posts get wrapped so the shoreline shows at night, and reflection does half the work for free. Power planning matters more on waterside runs, so we spec weatherproof connections rated for spray and set timers to end the show when the enclave quiets down. Lakefront owners usually add these runs in year two, once the street side is dialed in.
Group scheduling for Windward cul-de-sacs
One Windward habit we actively encourage: neighbors booking together. When three or four homes on an enclave street take the same install day, everyone comes out ahead. The crew stages once, ladders move door to door instead of truck to truck, and the street ends up with a coordinated look built from designs that complement instead of clash. Shared timers get mapped to one dusk schedule so the whole run lights in unison. Group days help latecomers too, since a crew already scheduled on your street can often absorb one more roofline even in a tight week. Ask around at the Windward Lake Club before you call; it usually pays.
When should I book Christmas lights installation in Windward?
Book by November 1st for the early-bird discount and first pick of install dates. Windward homes decorate heavily, so the neighborhood calendar tightens faster than most of Alpharetta.
How much does installation cost in Windward?
The same published tiers as everywhere we install: most homes run $800 to $3,500 for the season. Windward's larger two-story homes typically land in the $1,500 to $2,000 band for rooflines, and full designs with wrapped trees and landscape lighting go $2,500 and up. Quotes are free and itemized, with 10% off before November 1st.
Do you work with HOA requirements?
Yes, and in Windward that matters: the community's covenant review favors clean, professional displays over improvised ones. Our clip-mounted rooflines and trim-matched designs pass review comfortably, and we can describe the planned display in whatever detail your enclave's board wants.
Do you provide takedown after the holidays?
January takedown is part of every Windward package. Crews remove the display clip by clip, coil and label each run by location, and either leave the boxes in your garage or take them to our storage racks so next fall starts with one call.
Book your Christmas lights installation in Windward, Alpharetta
Bring holiday cheer to your Windward home with our professional Christmas lights installation services. Custom designs, safe installation, and complete service included.