Home/Residential Installation
Residential ServiceCustom holiday lighting for your home, from a single roofline to a full property display. Installs start at $799 and everything is included.
Indiana Christmas Light Installers designs and installs custom Christmas light displays for homes across East Central Indiana. Our all-inclusive residential service covers the design, the commercial-grade lights, the installation, in-season maintenance and the January takedown. Installs start at $799, and most full home displays run $1,800 and up.
Everything. When you book with us, you are not renting a ladder crew, you are buying a finished display. We bring commercial-grade LED lights custom cut to the exact lines of your home, professional clips that protect your shingles and gutters, timers so your display runs itself, and a crew that installs it all safely. When the season ends, we come back and remove every strand. You never buy, store or untangle anything.

Residential installs start at $799, and most complete displays average $1,800 and up depending on the size of your home and how much you want lit. Because our service is all-inclusive, that price covers the design, all materials, the installation, service calls all season and the removal in January. Estimates are always free: call or text us at (765) 388-9172 and we will price your home.
Whatever fits your home and your family. Warm white is our most popular choice for a classy, elegant look. Multicolor is perfect for houses with young kids. The candy cane theme in red and white is a favorite on farmhouses and colonials. You choose the colors, styles and any special effects, and we design around your vision.
We fix it, fast. Every residential install includes our 36-hour service guarantee: if a strand fails, a bulb burns out or weather knocks something loose, we are back at your home within 36 hours of your call, at no extra charge, for the entire season.
Free quotes, custom designs, commercial-grade lights and a crew that handles everything, from the first sketch to the last strand coming down in January.