Is Taylor, TX in your Christmas light service area?
Yes. Premier Austin Holiday Lighting installs rented, commercial-grade LED Christmas lights in Taylor, maintains them through the season, and takes them down and stores them afterward. We quote from satellite images or in person.
Taylor Christmas lights for porches and older homes
Older Taylor homes often have a wide front porch with posts or columns, a simple gable roof and big shade trees in the yard. A lit porch is the heart of that look. Column wraps, a wreath on the door and a line along the porch roof make the house glow without needing much on the main roof.
Large pecans and oaks in established yards can be lit too. Exterior tree lighting gives the whole lot a warm, finished look from the street.
On these homes, warm white usually suits the wood and brick best, though we are happy to talk through color in your design.
New builds on the edge of town
Newer neighborhoods around Taylor have the same two-story shapes you see in Round Rock or Hutto. On those houses, the roofline is the display: drip edge and soffit, then ridge caps and peaks.
If your neighborhood has an HOA, tell us about any guidelines on colors or timing and we will design within them. Satellite images of new streets are usually clear, so most of these homes can be quoted online.
- Basic, $500 to $1,200, for drip edge and soffit
- Advanced, $900 to $2,500, for ridge cap and peaks
- Gingerbread, $1,500 to $3,500, for the full treatment with valleys, windows, doors, wreaths and column wraps
Holiday light installers in Taylor: what to expect
Taylor is about 35 miles northeast of downtown Austin, reached by US-79 through Round Rock and Hutto or by SH-130. For older homes under heavy tree cover, satellite images can miss the roofline, so we often come out in person to measure.
Once your design is approved in writing and paid in full, by cash or card, we install, maintain the lights through the season, then remove and store them until next year.
If a section goes out during the season, we come back and fix it. You never have to climb a ladder to find a bad strand.
Lighting Taylor's big yards and old trees
Older Taylor lots are often deeper and wider than in the newer suburbs, with mature trees and long front walks. That room gives you options beyond the roofline. Walkway lighting along the front path, landscape lighting for beds and planters, and lit trees all work together so the whole property glows, not just the eaves.
Landscape lighting does not have to come down in January either. It can highlight trees, flowers and paths all year, which suits a yard that gets plenty of attention in every season.
Holiday lights still follow the rental model: we install, maintain, take down and store them, and they run on a solar timer that comes on at dark.
Wreaths and greenery on the front door finish the look, festive in daylight and warm against the LED lights after dark.