Christmas light installation in Hollywood Hills.
The world's most famous sign started as an advertisement for a 1923 housing development — the hills it's built into have been performing for a camera ever since. We handle the lighting; no audition required.
Hollywood Hills, you've spent a century learning to hit your marks — and your houses learned too, balancing on stilts, hugging switchbacks, posing for the city below every single night. December is just the costume change. Our Christmas light installation in Hollywood Hills is blocked like a good scene: designed for the angle it's shot from, whether that's the street, the canyon across, or the neighbor looking straight down onto your roof from Mulholland.
Send the address — Bird Streets to Beachwood — and we'll frame the shot.
Tell us about your home and we will put together a lighting design and a quote for it.
Texting works too: 949-806-2333
Ready for the close-up, from above and below.
Here's the note most Christmas light installers miss about the Hills: your roofline plays to two houses. Downhill, the eave line floats over the city like a marquee. Uphill, the neighbors read your roof *plane* from above — the part flatland installers forget exists. So we compose both: the eave line for the long shot from below, the ridge and roof geometry for the balcony seats above, one drawing that works from every camera position. On the Bird Streets, the modern boxes want almost nothing — a single crisp line and the glass does the rest; give the Bird Streets something to sing about and stop there. Beachwood's older homes below the Hollywoodland gates carry storybook rooflines from the 1920s that take a warm outline like they were drawn in the same decade — because they were. And the stilt houses? Houses brave enough to stand on legs deserve installers comfortable on ladders. We are extremely comfortable on ladders.
Switchbacks, stilts, and clean exits.
The Hills are a logistics picture and we've seen the dailies. Narrow switchbacks mean crews stage tight on your pad, never on the blind curve your neighbors already resent. Stilt and hillside homes get their rigging and ladder plan set during the facade review — safe access is designed, not improvised, and our approach lines up with the practices in our guide to holiday light safety. Older Beachwood and Laurel Canyon eaves get clip-mounted, penetration-free runs, gentle on ninety-year-old wood. Certificates of insurance land before install day; bonded and insured is the least cinematic thing about us, and the most important. Holiday lighting up here should feel like a good crew wrapped on time — because that's what it is.
Lit on cue, struck in January.
The seasonal program runs the full production: design from your address and sightlines, one scheduled install day, timers rolling at dusk, and maintenance included — a dark stretch over the city is a continuity error, and we fix those fast. January is strike: everything comes down clean, gets coiled and labeled, and winters at our facility until next season's call sheet.
Notes from the Hills.
The uphill neighbors see our whole roof — do you actually design for that?
It's half the job here. Ridge lines and roof planes get composed for the view from above, the eave line for the view from below. Two audiences, one drawing, no bad seats.
Our house is on stilts — is that a problem?
It's a specialty. Access and rigging get planned during the design visit, and the crew that shows up has done hillside work all season. The house gets lit; nobody freelances on a ledge.
We're in an older Beachwood home — will mounting damage the eaves?
No — clips only, no penetrations, full reversibility. Homes that predate the freeway get treated like the originals they are.
When should we book?
Fall. Hillside installs earn buffer days, and the calendar's best dates go to the early planners — same as parking on your street.
For everything else, the sitewide FAQ applies in Hollywood Hills the same as anywhere in our service area — or call 949-806-2333.
The rest of the Westside makes the route — Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Holmby Hills, and Brentwood.
The city watches these hills every night anyway. Give it something worth the look — send the address.
Send us your address and we will put together a design and a quote for it.
Texting works too: 949-806-2333