Louisville, Colorado · Boulder County

Christmas light installation in Louisville, CO

Louisville keeps turning up on best-places-to-live lists, and it shows on the streets in December — Old Town in particular takes the season seriously. We work the whole town, from the Main Street blocks to the newer builds east of 96th.

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Local knowledge

Small houses, done properly.

A lot of Louisville’s Old Town housing stock is small, close-set and low-eaved, which is the opposite problem to a big new build. On a compact home the roofline is only half the picture — it is the trees, the porch and the entry that give it depth from the sidewalk. We quote those together rather than pretending a single gutter run is a display.

Where we work in Louisville

Old Town Louisville
Coal Creek Ranch
Takoda
North End
Steel Ranch
Centennial Valley

Old Town lots are compact and low-eaved. On these houses the trees and the entry carry the display; a roofline run on its own looks thin from the sidewalk.

The Worry-Free Holiday

Everything included, one Louisville crew.

✦A design that treats the trees and entry as part of the display

✦Commercial-grade LED provided and maintained

✦Installed by our trained crew

✦Season checks so a dead run is caught before you notice it

✦January takedown and labeled off-season storage

✦Three-year price lock

Full details on our seasonal lighting service page — or make it year-round with permanent lighting.

Then

Louisville, 1893.

Sanborn fire insurance map of Louisville, Colorado, 1893, showing the street grid and every building block by block — Louisville’s Main Street, mapped building by building while the mines were still working.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, 1893. Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Sanborn Maps Collection — public domain.

Louisville at Christmas

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Main Street, seven o’clock, first Friday.

Louisville shuts Main Street for its own Parade of Lights, and Old Town does the rest of the work. Here is the season, and where an install has to land to be part of it.

Friday, Dec 52025 date · 2026 TBA

Louisville Parade of LightsHistoric Main Street. Festivities from 5:30pm with Santa in the Main Street parking lot and local choirs; the parade steps off at 7pm and runs from South Street to the Elks Lodge. Free hot cocoa and treats.

Through DecemberOld Town

Main Street after darkThe Old Town blocks stay lit through the season — the reason a compact Old Town house still reads well when the trees and entry are done properly.

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: louisvillechamber.com.

Louisville books around the first Friday. To be lit for the parade the install has to be done by November at the latest — and November is our prime season. An October install is the same display for 10% less, with four more weeks of it.

Louisville FAQ

Questions Louisville homeowners ask.

My Louisville house is small — is it worth it?

Usually yes, but not roofline alone. On a compact Old Town home the trees, the porch and the entry give the display its depth from the sidewalk. We quote those together rather than pretending a single gutter run is a display.

How much does Christmas light installation cost in Louisville?

Season packages start at $550. Most Louisville homes land between $900 and $2,000 — smaller rooflines than the new builds east of here, but usually with tree and entry work included.

Can you light the trees rather than the house?

Yes, and on a lot of Old Town lots that is the better spend. A single well-wrapped front tree outperforms a modest roofline run from the street.

Do you install on the older Main Street blocks?

Yes. Older eaves and tighter access take longer, and the quote reflects the crew time rather than any extra materials.