We hangChristmas lights.

Earlier than feels necessary. Bookings across the Valley happen through September and October, installs run from late October into early December, and the better installers fill their routes weeks ahead. If you wait until the first cold snap the calendar is usually gone.

Yes, and it is one of the most requested things here. Palms are priced per strand rather than by roofline footage because the wrap length depends on trunk height and how far up you want it to go. We also wrap mesquites, saguaros, bushes and any other trees or plants you want lit up.

In the first half of January. If your HOA requires them down sooner than that, tell us when you book and we will work to their deadline instead. Takedown is part of the arrangement, not a separate thing you have to remember to chase.

No, and it is a common misconception. State law addresses things like flags and political signs, not holiday decorations. Any date restrictions you are subject to come from your own HOA’s governing documents, so it is worth checking your CC&Rs rather than relying on what people say the rule is.

You can, but Arizona attics are hard on them. Retail strands stored through a summer that hits 150 degrees in the roof space tend not to survive to the following December, which is why commercial-grade lights and proper off-season storage end up costing less over a few seasons.