Christmas light installation in Broomfield, CO
Anthem, Broadlands, Interlocken and the older streets off 120th — Broomfield sits right on our route between Longmont and North Denver, which is why our repair response here is measured in hours, not days.

Big elevations need more than a gutter line.
Broomfield has the biggest new-build homes we light. Two- and three-story elevations with stone columns, deep entry arches and multiple gables — the kind of frontage where a single roofline run looks thin and the wreaths and column wraps are what actually carry it. Expect a Broomfield quote to weight the entry as heavily as the roof.
Where we work in Broomfield
- Anthem
- Broadlands
- Interlocken
- Wildgrass
- McKay Landing
- Aspen Creek
- Willow Run
These are the largest homes we light. Multi-gable elevations with stone columns need the entry weighted as heavily as the roof or the whole front reads flat.
Everything included, one Broomfield crew.
Full details on our seasonal lighting service page — or make it year-round with permanent lighting.
Recent Broomfield installs.

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The tree outside the City and County Building.
Broomfield puts its tree up outside George DiCiero and lets Community Park do the rest. Here is the season, and where an install has to land to be lit before it.
Dates marked 2025 are last year’s and are shown as a guide until the 2026 schedule is posted — we update this page when it is. Source: broomfield.org.
Broomfield is on our daily route. We pass through here every working day of the season between Longmont and North Denver, which is why repair response is measured in hours rather than days. Reserve by October 31; October installs are 10% off, November is prime season.
Questions Broomfield homeowners ask.
Do you work with Broomfield HOAs?
Regularly. We can supply a certificate of insurance and a scope your board can vote on, and we schedule around HOA quiet hours where they apply.
How much does Christmas light installation cost in Broomfield?
Season packages start at $550, but Broomfield homes are larger than average — most land between $1,500 and $3,500 because of multi-gable elevations and entry work. Everything is included and locked for three years.
Can you light stone columns and entry arches?
Yes, and on most Broomfield elevations that is what carries the display. A single roofline run looks thin on a three-story frontage; column wraps and entry wreaths are what make it read.
How quickly can you get to us for a repair?
Broomfield sits on our daily route between Longmont and North Denver, so response here is measured in hours rather than days.