Holiday light installation in Eugene, Oregon

Book in September or early October. Installation runs from late October through the first week of December, and the calendar is filled in booking order.

Booking early buys you more than a slot. October installs happen in better weather, which means a cleaner job and more flexible scheduling. It also means your display is ready the moment you want it on rather than waiting behind a November queue. Lights installed in October do not have to be switched on in October.

Late-season requests are taken when the schedule allows, but December availability is limited every year.

Westview Services provides commercial-grade LED lights as part of every installation. They stay with us between seasons and come back to your property each year, stored, tested, and ready.

This matters more than it sounds. Commercial-grade LED strands are built for outdoor seasonal use in wet climates, unlike retail strands which are generally rated for far shorter service. ENERGY STAR LED lights also draw 75 to 92 percent less electricity than incandescents, so a full display costs very little to run across the season.

If you have existing lights you want installed, say so on the form. We will quote labor only and tell you honestly whether the strands will survive an Oregon winter.

We fix them, at no additional cost, for the whole season. In-season maintenance is included in every Eugene installation.

Six weeks of Willamette Valley rain, wind, and cold will take out bulbs and connections on any display. Every installation is checked after significant weather, and any reported outage is addressed without a service charge. A holiday lighting company that charges to fix its own installation mid-season is selling you a product, not a service.

Yes. Takedown in January and off-season storage are included in the installed price, not charged separately.

Takedown is scheduled from the first week of January. Lights are removed, tested, repaired where needed, labeled to your property, and stored until the following season. When you rebook, the same custom-fitted display goes back up, which makes year two faster and cheaper than year one.

Takedown day is also the right time to clear gutters of autumn debris ahead of the heaviest rain. Ask and it gets added to the quote.

No. Lights are attached with clips matched to your specific roofline material. Nothing is stapled, nailed, or screwed into shingles, fascia, or gutters.

This is the most common way a cheap holiday light installation costs you money later. Staples and nails punch through roofing material and gutter metal, and the resulting leaks appear months after the lights come down, when nobody connects the two. Clip systems cost more in labor and are the only method we use.

Most Eugene displays go up between late October and early December and come down in January. Takedown starts the first week of January and is included in the installed price.

There is no penalty for installing early. Lights installed in October can stay switched off until you want them on, and installing in better weather produces a cleaner result than working around November storms.

Substantially. ENERGY STAR certified LED holiday lights use 75 to 92 percent less electricity than incandescent equivalents, so a full display costs very little to run across a season.

LEDs also run cool, which matters on a roofline and around dry greenery, and they survive a wet Oregon winter far better than incandescent strands. Every Westview installation uses commercial-grade LED.

Yes. Tree and shrub wrapping is quoted per tree, based on trunk height and canopy spread, and it is one of the higher-impact additions on a property.

In south and east Eugene, where lots carry heavy mature canopy, wrapped trunks often read better from the street than roofline alone. We will tell you honestly which trees on your property are worth doing and which are not.

We repair it at no additional cost. Every installation is checked after significant weather, and any reported damage is addressed without a service charge for the whole season.

Eugene gets sustained wind and occasional ice through the display season. A company that charges to repair its own installation mid-season is selling you a product rather than a service.

Yes. Storefronts, offices, apartment and HOA common areas, and mixed-use buildings are quoted per site.

Commercial installations are scheduled outside business hours where access allows. Certificate of insurance is available on request for property managers and HOA boards. Multi-property owners receive one written quote covering every address.

Westview Services installs across Eugene ZIP codes 97401 through 97405: West University, Fairmount, College Hill, Friendly, South Eugene, Crest Drive, Amazon, Southeast Eugene, Santa Clara, River Road, Bethel, West Eugene, and Cal Young, plus Springfield to the east.

Eugene has very little dedicated holiday lighting capacity of its own. Most companies advertising here operate out of Salem, more than 60 miles north, which matters when a bulb fails in December and someone has to come back out. In-season maintenance is included in every installation.

Submit the form on this page with your Eugene address and the kind of display you want. A written itemized quote comes back within 24 hours, valid 30 days, no obligation.

A photo of the front of your house helps considerably and speeds up the quote, but it is not required. For full displays and larger properties we will arrange a short site visit before finalizing the design.