Winter Park is brick streets, old oaks and a chain of lakes, and its homes show it. From the 1920s cottages and revival-style houses of Olde Winter Park and Virginia Heights, to the mid-century ranches of Orwin Manor, to the lakefront estates of Windsong, no two rooflines here are alike. Castle designs and installs Christmas lights professionally across Winter Park with commercial-grade LED lights we supply, an insured crew, free fixes all season, and takedown and storage in January.
Homes in Winter Park: what we see and how we light them
The older half of Winter Park is gables, dormers and tree canopy. Homes in Olde Winter Park and Virginia Heights date back as far as the 1920s, with steep rooflines, porches and live oaks that arch over the street. Those houses look best with a classic single-color roofline, and the oaks are half the display: mini lights wrapped up the trunk and major limbs, with icicle drops hung from the canopy. Everything is held with clips made for the surface it sits on. Nothing is drilled or screwed into old trim, tile or stucco, and the design mockup shows you the finished look before anyone climbs a ladder.
The newer and larger homes, including the lakefront streets of Windsong along Lake Virginia, Lake Mizell and Lake Berry, are where full-property displays make sense: roofline and ridgelines for the silhouette, wrapped trees at the entry, lit beds and pathway lights down the drive. Winter Park sits at the far end of our route from Volusia County, so we group installs here into dedicated route days. Most single-story homes run $1,000 – $2,000 and two-story homes $1,500 – $2,500, lights included.
Popular looks in Winter Park
The older streets favor a classic warm-white roofline with the oaks doing the heavy lifting: wrapped trunks, lit limbs and icicle drops from the canopy. It suits porches and gables and photographs beautifully against brick streets. Lakefront and newer homes in Windsong go further, with ridgelines for the full silhouette, wrapped entry trees, lit beds and pathway lights down the drive.
Booking and timing in Winter Park
Winter Park shares route days with our Orlando-area installs, the far end of our map from Volusia County, so the calendar fills earliest here. September bookings get the widest choice of dates and the 15% early-booking discount; by mid-November we are fitting Winter Park homes in where the route allows.
Christmas light services in Winter Park
What Winter Park homeowners pay
A roofline display on a single-story Winter Park home typically runs $1,000 – $2,000; a two-story home runs $1,500 – $2,500; a full-property display on a large custom home runs $4,500 and up. Every figure includes the lights themselves along with design, install, free fixes, takedown and storage. Lock your date with a 50% deposit and take 15% off as a 2026 early booker. See how we price Christmas light installation for the per-foot math.
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Winter Park Christmas Light FAQ
Yes. Winter Park is on the same route as our Orlando-area installs. Because the crew and the storage facility are based in Volusia County, Winter Park jobs are grouped into route days, which is why September and October bookings get the best choice of dates.
Yes. Trunks and major limbs are wrapped in LED mini lights, and icicle drops can hang from spreading branches. Large live oaks are quoted individually because the footage and the height add up quickly.
No. We use clips made for the specific roof edge, gutter or fascia they attach to, and we never drill or screw into trim, tile or stucco. When the lights come down in January, nothing is left behind.
The same as everywhere we work. Single-story rooflines run $1,000 – $2,000, two-story homes $1,500 – $2,500, and full-property displays on large custom homes start at $4,500. Lights, design, installation, in-season fixes, takedown and storage are all included.
No. Castle is seasonal only: a full-service rental that goes up in the fall and comes down January 1–31. We design it, hang our lights, fix them free all season, remove them and store them.
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