Permanent Christmas Light Installation in Oklahoma City

Permanent Christmas light installation in Oklahoma City is a one-time professional job: a color-matched LED track along the eaves, wired to its own weatherproof power supply, then run from an app. Apollo Home Solutions does that work with its own Oklahoma City crew. You are not hiring a seasonal hanger who puts clips up in November and takes them down in January.

Oklahoma City, OK. 5909 NW Expressway Ste 155.

Two-story Oklahoma City home with a full-color permanent LED holiday light display along the roofline — A finished Apollo install on an Oklahoma City two-story home, with the holiday display running from the same roofline track used the rest of the year.

What permanent Christmas light installation actually is

It is a trim-mounted LED track cut to your roofline. It stays up. Traditional string lights come down. This does not. The same system is the Christmas display in December, Halloween orange in October, red, white, and blue for the 4th of July, game-day colors in the fall, and warm-white accent light the other nights.

That is the product line homeowners know as Apollo Lights. The company that measures, installs, and services it is Apollo Home Solutions. The crew is local. The FAQ states it plainly: the local Oklahoma City crew handles every project from measurement through final app setup. There is no ladder work on your end.

What the install includes, from copy already live on how it works and the FAQ:

A low-profile LED track color-matched to your trim, so it stays discreet in daylight
Runs fitted and sized to your house, not pre-set lengths
Wiring to a dedicated, weatherproof power supply. No extension cords. No plugging in
App control with 16 million-plus colors, zones, saved scenes, scheduling, and music sync
LEDs rated for 50,000-plus hours, in waterproof, anti-UV housing built for Oklahoma heat, storms, and sun
A walkthrough of the app before the crew leaves

If a section ever needs attention, you call Apollo. The system is zoned. An issue in one small section does not take down the rest. There are no individual bulbs to replace.

How this differs from hiring someone to hang lights every year

Seasonal hanging is a recurring chore. Someone climbs, clips, tests, and comes back in January. The holiday pillar on this site cites industry pricing data of about $388-553 per season for traditional holiday light installation in the Oklahoma City market. That bill returns every year.

Permanent Christmas light installation is the opposite sequence. You pay once for a measured, designed, installed system. After that, Christmas is a scene in the app. So is every other occasion the same track covers. We do not publish a flat rate or a per-foot price for the permanent job. Every installation is priced from your roofline length, complexity, and the zones and features you choose. The longer cost write-up is How Much Does Permanent Lighting Cost Per Linear Foot?. Then get a measured quote.

The timing question is separate. If you want the system on before Thanksgiving, the booking post is the place to read it: When to Book Permanent Christmas Lights in OKC. Mid-to-late September is the window that post names. This page stays on what gets installed.

What the four steps look like on an Oklahoma City home

Free quote. The crew measures rooflines and eaves. You talk through Christmas, plus game day, accent, and security if you want those too. The quote form takes less than two minutes. Follow-up, then a free on-site measurement, then a custom design. Prefer a tracked start from a phone: request the quote here.

Custom design. Colors, zones, controller placement. Fascia style, soffit depth, and gables get mapped so the track is cut for the house you have, not a generic rectangle.

Professional install. The crew works the exterior. You mainly need to provide outside access. Gated and guard-gated homes get access coordinated in advance. Homes without traditional soffits still get fitted; the track can mount to the fascia and roofline edge. That matters on newer hip-roof construction common in Moore. Duration is not a published hours-on-site number. Your installer gives a time estimate at the quote.

App walkthrough. Scenes, schedules, zones. Christmas red and green is one saved scene. Everyday warm white is another. You switch them from your phone.

Stone home decorated with multicolor Christmas lights along the roofline and an inflatable Santa in the yard — An Apollo roofline job running a multicolor Christmas scene. The track is the permanent part; yard decor is still yours to add.

Where we install across the metro

Named service cities for this work: Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, and Yukon.

In Oklahoma City the city page names Gaillardia, Nichols Hills, Deer Creek, Mesta Park, Heritage Hills, and subdivisions toward Deer Creek and Piedmont. Historic bungalows get trim color-matched. The system page is permanent lighting. The city page is permanent lighting in Oklahoma City. The holiday product page is permanent holiday lights in Oklahoma City.

Edmond is a named service area. Neighborhoods already listed on the Edmond page include Oak Tree, Villages at Coffee Creek, neighborhoods around UCO, Fairfax Estates, Iron Horse Ranch, and Saratoga Farms. Many of those have HOA or ARC rules. Confirm yours before install day. Specs and photos can go in the packet. See permanent lighting in Edmond and HOA approval for permanent lighting.

Norman is a football town. The Norman page covers older streets near Campus Corner, Chautauqua, Larsh-Miller, and Old Silk Stocking, plus newer additions on the east and south sides. Crimson and cream is a saved scene, not a second install. Permanent lighting in Norman.

Moore's newer hip-roof homes often have little or no soffit lip for clip-on strings. The fascia-mount approach is built for that. Permanent lighting in Moore.

Yukon covers older properties near Main Street and Route 66 as well as west-side new builds. Czech Festival colors, Christmas, and game day are all scenes on one track. Permanent lighting in Yukon.

Warranty, in writing: five-year manufacturer's warranty and one-year labor warranty, excluding damage caused by acts of God or nature. That is the FAQ language. It is not a lifetime warranty.

FAQ

What is permanent Christmas light installation in Oklahoma City?

It is a professional install of a low-profile LED track along your eaves and rooflines. The track stays up year-round. Christmas is a scene in the app, not a seasonal hang-and-take-down job.

Who installs Apollo Lights in the Oklahoma City metro?

Apollo Home Solutions. The FAQ states that Apollo's own local Oklahoma City crew handles every project from measurement through final app setup. Service cities on this page: Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, and Yukon.

How much does permanent Christmas light installation cost?

Every installation is priced individually from roofline length, complexity, and the zones and features you choose. Apollo does not publish a flat rate or a per-foot rate. Request a free quote for a number on your home.

Will the lights only work at Christmas?

No. The same track runs holiday displays, everyday accent lighting, game-day colors, and security lighting. Halloween orange and 4th of July red, white, and blue are scenes in the same app.

Do I need soffits for a Christmas install?

No. Permanent lighting is often mounted under the eave or soffit, but homes without traditional soffits can be fitted with another mounting method. Your installer confirms the approach during the free quote.

Request a quote

Get a free quote for permanent Christmas light installation. The on-site form is also at /quote/. See finished jobs in the gallery.

Get a free quote or call (405) 891-5391.

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