Santa's Side Hustle
Exterior lights
Rooflines, peaks, windows, garages, shrubs, walkways and front elevations.
Spicewood · acreage lots and long private drives
Christmas light installation in Spicewood, TX.
Spicewood properties are big, and the house is usually a long way from the road. The display that works here starts at the gate and carries down the drive, because a perfectly lit roofline nobody can see from the county road is a wasted budget.
Free on-site walkthroughInstall + takedownSeason support
What's different about Spicewood
The house tells us how to light it.
Acreage means distance, and distance means power. We plan circuits, timers and weatherproof runs for lots where the nearest exterior outlet is nowhere near the tree you want wrapped.
The heritage live oaks on these lots are usually the best thing on the property. Wrapping two or three well is worth more than lighting every tree on the parcel, and it keeps the display from reading as scattered.
Where we work in Spicewood
Neighborhoods on our Spicewood route.
- Barton Creek Lakeside
- Briarcliff
- Travis Settlement
- Summit Rock
- Spicewood Beach
Not listed? Spicewood and the surrounding 78669 area are all on the route — call and we'll confirm your address.
Spicewood services
Roofline to gate, install through takedown.
Trees & entries
Trunk wraps, gate columns, wreaths, bows and lit approaches.
Season support
Repairs during the season and full takedown after the holidays.
Free Spicewood quote
Tell us about the property.
We'll come out, walk the property and send a plan. No cost, no obligation.
Spicewood questions
What homeowners here ask first.
Our house is set well back from the road. What actually gets seen?
The gate, the columns, the drive and the tree line. We start the design there and treat the house elevation as the payoff at the end of the approach.
Can you wrap large heritage oaks?
Yes. Mature oaks are the signature element on most Spicewood lots. We wrap trunk and primary limbs to a planned height rather than as far as a ladder happens to reach.
There is no power near where we want lights. Is that a problem?
No, but it needs planning. Outdoor-rated runs, timers and circuit load get worked out at the walkthrough so nothing trips on the first cold night.