Holiday lighting · Long Beach & nearby

Make the
season glow.

A welcoming porch. A beautifully lit roofline. A little more magic after sunset. Tell us what you have in mind, and explore an introduction to an independent holiday-light installer.

Warm-white holiday lights outline a stucco home's roof and porch beneath a blue evening sky.
AI-generated holiday-light inspiration; not a Pro Holiday Lights project.

Pro Holiday Lights arranges introductions. Your installer confirms the design, price, schedule and work. A request does not reserve an installation date.

A little inspiration.
A plan that fits.

There is no single way to light the season. Start with the places that matter to you: the entrance that welcomes friends, the tree beside the walk, the storefront people pass on their way home. Describe the feeling and the areas you want to light. The installer can assess the details.

Seasonal lights for a home

A quiet roofline or a more colorful welcome? Tell us about the spaces you have in mind, your timing and any lights you already own.

Plan a home display

Businesses, shared spaces & events

A storefront, HOA or event needs a scope of its own. Share the location, dates, number of sites and your role in arranging the work. A suitable installer must confirm that it can help.

Discuss a commercial project

Lighting beyond the holidays

Interested in permanent lighting? Mention it in your request. It is a separate service that needs the right specialist and a fresh coverage check.

Ask about permanent lighting

From the first lights
to the last strand

The best time to ask about the end of the season is before the beginning. Plan the whole job with your installer, including which services, equipment and charges are included.

Read the quote checklist
Two illustrated installers attach an unlit strand along a low porch edge.
AI-generated illustration of independent installer work; not a Pro Holiday Lights project.
Two illustrated installers remove seasonal lights from a porch rail and gather the strand.
AI-generated illustration of independent installer work; not a Pro Holiday Lights project.
  1. Picture the season.

    Agree the areas, look and equipment. Ask who supplies the lights and who owns them afterward.

  2. Bring the plan to life.

    Confirm installation timing and what the installer needs to assess. A preferred date is a request until the installer agrees it.

  3. Enjoy it, with a contact for questions.

    Know who to reach if something stops working, and what maintenance your agreement covers.

  4. Make a plan for takedown.

    Agree when the lights come down, who handles removal and what happens to the equipment. Storage and next-season arrangements need their own confirmation.

How introductions work

A clear
next step

See how it works
  1. Tell us your plans.

    Start with your ZIP, the kind of lighting and approximate timing. A rough idea is enough.

  2. We check the fit.

    Location, scope and availability determine whether an introduction is possible.

  3. You choose the introduction.

    We name the installer and explain the details to share before asking for your agreement.

  4. You discuss the work.

    The installer provides its quote and contract. You decide whether to proceed.

Starting in Long Beach

Our focus is Long Beach. Requests elsewhere in Los Angeles and Orange counties depend on an appropriate installer's confirmed coverage and availability. Share your ZIP so your particular request can be checked; a county name is not a promise for every address.

Start your request

Before
you begin

More questions, answered
Do you install the lights?

We handle the inquiry and introduction. The independent installer quotes, contracts and performs the work.

What will installation cost?

The installer sets the price after reviewing your property and scope. Pro Holiday Lights does not give installation quotes.

Can I use lights I own?

Tell us that preference. The installer must confirm whether it works with customer-owned lights.

Are removal and storage included?

Check the written quote. Neither is automatically included in an introduction.

Do I need a consultation first?

No. You can start a request without booking a consultation.

Making your own holiday magic?

Think through the look, lights, controls and storage before filling a cart. Our DIY guide helps you organize the choices. If you expect to hire an installer, ask about its equipment policy before buying.

Explore the DIY guide

What would you like to light?

Bring a clear idea or just a starting point. We’ll help you explore the next step with an independent installer.

Already have an installation underway? Get existing-job help

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