Professional Christmas light installation for Collin & Grayson County homes — measured to your roofline, hung by the same local crew that builds North Texas yards all year, and quoted in writing before a single strand goes up. Routes fill in booking order, so the early birds pick their dates.
The classic warm-white roofline outline — the most-requested look.
One call, and yours is the house people slow down for — without you touching a ladder, a roofline, or a tangled tub of lights from the attic.
Barefoot is the veteran-owned lawn and landscape crew that’s been building North Texas yards since 2012. When install season winds down for winter, the same crew hangs Christmas lights — measured to your roofline, fitted to your peaks and gables, and tested before we leave the driveway. If you’ve been searching for Christmas light installers near me around McKinney, Allen, Sherman, or Denison, that’s us.
A professional Christmas light hanging service isn’t just about skipping the ladder — though two-story rooflines on a cold morning are exactly how holiday ER visits happen. It’s the difference between strands draped over gutters and a display that follows the lines of the house: straight runs, clean corners, peaks that actually meet at the point. You see the difference from the street.
From $5–6 per linear foot on a one-story home. Every install is all-new, commercial-grade C9 lighting — measured to your roofline and fitted to your peaks, gables, and eaves, with crisp lines and clean corners. The lights are yours to keep, January takedown is included, and everything packs into a labeled storage bin that stays with you for next season.
$3.50 per linear foot. Already own lights — including a set we hung last season? We test every strand, flag anything on its way out, and hang your set straight and secure. You keep your look — we do the ladder work. Replacement materials like bulbs, fixtures, or timers are quoted separately if your set needs them.
For the 2026 season, new professional installation in the McKinney–Sherman corridor runs $5 to $12 per linear foot depending on your home’s height and roofline — and every install includes all-new C9 lights, January takedown, and a storage bin you keep. Re-hanging lights you already own runs $3.50 per linear foot.
| Home & roofline | Per linear ft | ~150 ft | ~200 ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| One story, simple roofline | $5 – $6 | $750 – $900 | $1,000 – $1,200 |
| One story, lots of peaks & gables | $6 – $7 | $900 – $1,050 | $1,200 – $1,400 |
| Two story, peaks & gables | $7 – $9 | $1,050 – $1,350 | $1,400 – $1,800 |
| Three story, steep or difficult | $9 – $12 | $1,350 – $1,800 | $1,800 – $2,400 |
For scale: a typical single-story roofline runs roughly 100–150 linear feet, and the larger two-stories in neighborhoods like Stonebridge Ranch or Windsong Ranch often measure 200–300+. So if you’ve wondered how much it costs to install 200 feet of Christmas lights — on a typical one-story home, about $1,000–$1,200 with all-new lights and takedown included; steeper two- and three-story rooflines run $7–12 per foot.
Ranges are typical for the 2026 season. Your exact price is confirmed in a written quote — usually the same day you send your address.
Send your address and a photo of the front of the house. We measure the roofline, talk through the look — classic warm white, multicolor, peaks-only or the full outline — and quote it in writing.
Routes run in booking order. Book early and you pick your install dates; wait until November and you take what’s left.
Lights go up fitted to the roofline — straight runs, clean corners — and we test the full display before we pull out of the driveway.
Your quote lays out the full season plan — the install, free mid-season service if a section goes dark, and the included January takedown with your storage bin — so you know exactly what’s covered before you book.
Searches for holiday light installation in Collin County jump more than twenty-fold between August and November. Every installer’s calendar fills the same way — front to back.
Booking in August or September doesn’t mean your lights go up in September. It means your spot on the route is locked while the calendar is still open: you choose the install window, the design conversation happens unhurried, and your quote is in hand before the November scramble. The lights go up when the season starts — you just skip the part where you’re calling six companies the week before Thanksgiving.
Warm white is the classic, but multicolor displays, outlined windows, wrapped columns, and lit yard trees are all on the menu — we design the display around your house and how festive you want to get.
One of ours — multicolor C9 border and pathway runs from a November install on our route. Ground-level footage is quoted the same per-foot way as the roofline.
We run holiday lighting routes across both of our service counties. In Collin County: McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Anna, and Melissa. In Grayson County, our home base: Denison, Sherman, Van Alstyne, Pottsboro, and the surrounding towns.
From the big two-story bricks in Stonebridge Ranch, Craig Ranch, and Windsong Ranch to the historic homes off Denison’s Main Street, we fit the display to the house — and because we’re based in Denison, not Dallas, you’re on a local route, not a franchise territory map.
Send your address and a photo of the front of the house — you’ll get a written quote, usually same day, and your pick of install windows while they last.
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“I was in desperate need of a yard clean up and Will and his crew saved the day. They got my yard looking neat and clean without any hassle.”
“Barefoot guys did a great job with my lawn! They were really good at communicating promptly and effectively. I would definitely recommend their services!”
“We had the best experience! After initial contact, they were out completing our yard within 24 hours. Professional and kind, and sent pictures after since I wasn’t home. SO impressed.”
For the 2026 season, new professional installation runs $5–6 per linear foot on a typical one-story home, $6–7 for a one-story with lots of peaks and gables, $7–9 for two-story rooflines, and $9–12 for three-story or steep, difficult installs. Every price includes all-new commercial-grade C9 lights, January takedown, and a labeled storage bin you keep. A typical single-story roofline is roughly 100–150 feet, so most one-story installs land between $500 and $900. You get an exact written quote before anything is scheduled.
At 2026 rates, 200 linear feet of new professional installation runs about $1,000–$1,200 on a typical one-story home — all-new C9 lights and January takedown included. The same footage on a two-story with peaks and gables runs $1,400–$1,800, and steep three-story installs run up to $1,800–$2,400. Re-hanging 200 feet of lights you already own runs about $700.
Yes — that’s our re-hang service, at $3.50 per linear foot. We test every strand before it goes up and flag anything that’s failing, so you don’t find a dead section from the top of a ladder in December. If we hung your lights last season, they’re already packed in your labeled storage bin and ready to go back up. Replacement materials — bulbs, fixtures, timers — are quoted separately if your set needs them.
August and September bookings get first pick of install windows. October fills fast once the searches spike, and by mid-November most calendars — ours included — are taking leftovers. Booking early doesn’t change when your lights go up; it locks your spot before the rush.
Most installs run from late October through early December, in booking order. Your install window is set when you book — early bookings choose theirs.
Yes — January takedown is included with every install. Your lights come down, get packed into a labeled storage bin, and the bin stays with you, so everything’s ready to re-hang next season.
We come back out and fix it, free of charge. Every display is tested before we leave on install day, but weather happens — if a run goes dark during the season, the service call is on us. On re-hangs of customer-owned lights, any replacement bulbs or parts are quoted separately.
No — we don’t warehouse customer lights. Everything packs into a labeled storage bin that stays at your house, so you always know where your set is. Next season, we pull the bin, re-test every strand, and hang the same lights at the re-hang rate.
The Collin County growth cities — McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Melissa — and all of Grayson County, including Denison, Sherman, Van Alstyne, and Pottsboro.
