Orlando is the far end of Castle's route and the biggest city we serve: Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, Dr. Phillips, College Park and Thornton Park, plus the neighboring towns of Winter Park and Windermere. Every one of those neighborhoods has its own architecture and its own idea of a great Christmas display, and Castle hangs lights professionally across all of them — commercial-grade LED lights we supply, an insured crew, free fixes all season, and takedown and storage in January.
Homes in Orlando: what we see and how we light them
Orlando's neighborhoods sort into a few types. Master-planned communities like Lake Nona and Baldwin Park are two-story stucco homes with tile or architectural-shingle roofs and HOA architectural standards — clean roofline-and-ridgeline displays on timers, with a design mockup the association can approve. Estate neighborhoods in Dr. Phillips, Windermere and the lakefront streets of Winter Park have the biggest rooflines, the tallest palms and the longest driveways we light, and full-property displays there run $4,500 and up. And older in-town neighborhoods like College Park and Thornton Park have bungalows and two-story frame homes under enormous oaks, where a careful, no-screws roofline plus wrapped trees is the classic look.
Because Orlando is the southern end of our route from Volusia County, jobs here are grouped into installation days, which makes early booking matter more than anywhere else we work. Most Orlando homes land in the $1,000 – $2,500 range for a roofline display depending on stories; the lights, install, in-season fixes, takedown and storage are all included.
Popular looks in Orlando
Lake Nona and Baldwin Park favor warm-white roofline and ridgeline on timers, with lit entry landscaping. Dr. Phillips and Windermere estates go full-property: roofline, ridgelines, wrapped palms, icicle drops in the oaks and pathway lights down a long drive. College Park and Thornton Park bungalows look best with a classic single-color outline and their big oaks wrapped.
Booking and timing in Orlando
Orlando is the far end of our route, so jobs are grouped into dedicated route days and the calendar fills earliest here. September bookings get the widest choice of dates and the 15% early-booking discount; by mid-November, Orlando installs are fitted in where the route allows.
Christmas light services in Orlando
What Orlando homeowners pay
Our pricing doesn't change by zip code, so Orlando homeowners pay what everyone else does: single-story roofline displays run $1,000 – $2,000, two-story homes $1,500 – $2,500, and full-property displays on large custom homes $4,500 and up. The lights, design, installation, in-season fixes, January takedown and storage are all inside that number. A 50% deposit holds your date, and early bookings for 2026 get 15% off — the full breakdown is on the Christmas light installation cost page.
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Orlando Christmas Light FAQ
Yes — both are on our Orlando route along with Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, Dr. Phillips, College Park and Thornton Park.
Orlando jobs are grouped into route days from our Volusia County base, so dates are more limited than on the coast. Booking in September or October gets first pick and the 15% early-booking discount.
Yes. Clean roofline and ridgeline runs on timers in a restrained palette are what those communities expect, and the design mockup gives the architectural committee exactly what it wants to see.
Full-property displays on large custom homes — roofline, ridgelines, trees, shrubs and walkways — run $4,500 and up. A two-story roofline display runs $1,500 – $2,500.
No. We're seasonal-only: a full-service rental that goes up in the fall and comes down in January. If you're weighing permanent systems, read our honest comparison on the blog.
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