Professional Christmas and holiday light installation for Loxahatchee homes, communities, and businesses — designed, installed, maintained, and taken down. All you do is enjoy it.
Loxahatchee is home, and it’s where Badger got its start — from the larger acreage properties and ranch-style homes to the master-planned Arden community, we know these streets because we live on them.
As a local, family-owned company based right here in Loxahatchee, we design custom holiday lighting that fits your home or community, install it, maintain it through the season, and take it down in January. No ladders, no tangled strands, no storage. Just a beautifully lit property and a season you actually get to enjoy.
Loxahatchee lots are not like the rest of Palm Beach County, and a display designed for a tight suburban parcel falls apart out here. On an acre or more, lighting only the roofline leaves a bright house floating in a dark property — the display shrinks the moment you step back from it.
We design for the whole lot instead. Light gets spread evenly across the property — roofline, palms and oaks set back from the house, the length of the drive, fence lines and entry gates — so the display fills the space it sits in and reads from the road rather than only from the walkway.
Whatever the property, we design a display that fits it and your goals for the season.
From acreage homes to the Arden community, we make Loxahatchee properties shine with custom rooflines, wrapped trees, and lit landscaping — all professionally designed and installed.
We serve Loxahatchee communities like Arden with one point of contact and one consistent look across entrances and common areas — hassle-free for your board.
Local storefronts, offices, and plazas — draw traffic and stand out through the season with lighting that reflects your brand.
Big lots are an opportunity, not an obstacle — if the display is designed for the whole property.
The instinct on a large lot is to pile everything onto the house. It is the wrong move. A dense roofline surrounded by fifty yards of darkness looks smaller than a display that carries across the property, because the eye has nothing to travel along. We distribute light so the whole parcel reads as one composition.
Acreage properties come with mature oaks, pines, and royal palms that suburban lots simply do not have. Wrapped trunks and lit canopies set back from the house create depth and give the display real scale — this is the single biggest difference between a Loxahatchee display that works and one that does not.
Long drives and gated entries are the first thing anyone sees. Lit entry columns, wrapped palms flanking the gate, and greenery at the road turn the arrival into part of the display rather than a dark stretch before it.
Distance is the practical challenge on acreage — outlets are rarely where the lights need to be. We plan runs, timers, and power distribution as part of the design, so nothing is improvised with extension cords across a lawn.
Badger is based in Loxahatchee. These are the roads we drive every day, not a service area on a map.
Practically, that means faster response than anyone driving out from the coast. If a section goes dark in December, we are minutes away rather than an hour, and mid-season service does not have to wait for a route that makes sense.
We also hold holiday lighting contracts with communities here, so our crews are working these streets throughout the season regardless.
Scaled for acreage, where the same materials have to cover far more ground.
Commercial-grade C9 bulbs clipped along eaves, peaks, and gables — never stapled. Out on acreage there is nothing breaking the wind, so cords and clips take more abuse over a season than they would on a sheltered suburban lot. We spec accordingly.
Most of the county gives us palms and little else. Loxahatchee properties come with oaks and pines worth wrapping and downlighting, and those are what give a large-lot display the depth it needs. We wrap with a specialized tool rather than staples, so nothing punctures the trunk.
The elements nobody else quotes, and the ones that make an acreage display work. Lit columns at the road, wrapped palms flanking a gate, and greenery along the approach turn a long dark driveway into the best part of the property.
Design, installation, in-season maintenance within 48 hours, January takedown, and off-season storage — all included, all handled by a crew based minutes from your property.
Our minimum install is $1,000, and most homes we light land between $1,500 and $2,500 — covering roofline, wrapped palms, and entry greenery on a typical single-family property. Acreage properties with long drives, gated entries, and multiple wrapped trees run higher — there is simply more property to light.
Every quote is fixed and includes design, installation, all materials, in-season service, January takedown, and off-season storage. No separate removal charge, no storage fee. You see a design and a number before anything is ordered, and the consultation is free.
We learn your vision and property, free of charge.
A tailored plan and quote, with a mockup so you can see it.
Our insured team installs everything on schedule.
Shine all season — we handle any upkeep within 48 hours.
Season’s over? We remove and store everything.
It depends on how much of the property you want lit, not on the lot size itself. A roofline-and-entry display on an acre costs about what it would anywhere else. Carrying light across the full property — wrapped trees set back from the house, a lit drive, fence lines — is more material and more labor, and we quote it as options so you can decide how far out to go.
Yes. Planning runs, timers, and power distribution is part of the design on acreage, and it is the part most companies improvise. We work it out before install day rather than stringing extension cords across a lawn.
Yes — we are based here. It is why our response time on mid-season service is measured in minutes rather than the better part of a day.
We supply everything. Commercial-grade bulbs, cords, clips, garland, and wreaths are all included in the quote, and we store your materials between seasons at no extra charge. Most customers find using our materials costs less over three years than replacing retail strands annually.
Call us and we handle it within 48 hours, at no charge, for the entire season. In-season maintenance is included in every install — it is not an add-on, and you should not be on a ladder in December fixing a section that went dark.
No. We clip rather than staple on rooflines, including barrel tile, so nothing penetrates the surface. Palms are wrapped with a specialized tool rather than fastened, which keeps spacing even and never punctures the trunk. We are fully insured.
Yes, and both are included. We remove everything in January, inspect and label your materials, and store them until the following season. There is no separate takedown or storage charge.
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The best December install dates fill up before the fall rush. Reserve now for a free design consultation and lock in your spot for the season.