Professional Christmas and holiday light installation for Westlake homes, communities, and businesses — designed, installed, maintained, and taken down. All you do is enjoy it.
As one of Palm Beach County’s fastest-growing communities, Westlake — along with the neighboring Arden farm community — is full of new homes just waiting to be lit up for the holidays.
Based right next door in Loxahatchee, we’re Westlake’s local holiday lighting team. We design custom displays for your home or community, install them, maintain them all season, and take everything down in January — a fully managed service so you never touch a ladder or a storage box.
Westlake presents a design problem you do not get in older neighborhoods: the homes are new, the elevations repeat, and the lots sit close together. Put a standard display on a Westlake house and it disappears into the four beside it.
Standing out is the whole job here. That means designing for your specific elevation rather than running the same line every installer runs — picking out architectural detail your neighbors leave dark, using entry columns and gables that repeat down the street, and choosing a color treatment that reads as deliberate next to whatever is on either side of you.
Whatever the property, we design a display that fits it and your goals for the season.
Westlake and Arden homes are perfect for a fresh, modern holiday display — rooflines, wrapped palms, and lit landscaping, professionally designed and installed.
Westlake and Arden are growing fast. We give community boards one point of contact and a consistent, beautiful look across every entrance and amenity.
As Westlake’s commercial districts grow, we help businesses stand out after dark with festive, brand-right lighting.
We install for homeowners throughout the Village — these are the neighborhoods where you are most likely to see our trucks.
Cresswind is where we do the most residential work in Westlake, and it is a community where a managed service genuinely matters. These are beautiful homes whose owners have no interest in spending a December afternoon on a ladder — and should not have to. We design it, install it, service it if anything goes out, take it down in January, and store it until next year. Nothing about the process requires you to handle a single strand.
Cresswind’s ranch-style elevations also light beautifully. Long, clean rooflines and prominent entries mean a well-designed display reads from the whole street rather than just the walkway.
Newer villages with closely set homes and repeating elevations — exactly where design choices matter more than materials. We install for homeowners throughout these neighborhoods, and picking up gables, peaks, and entry detail is what separates one house from the four beside it.
Growing neighborhoods where displays are still being established. Being early on a street works in your favor: the first well-designed display on a block tends to set the standard, and it is the one everyone remembers driving past.
Not listed? We install throughout Westlake and neighboring Loxahatchee. Ask about your community.
We work with boards throughout Westlake and the surrounding western communities on entrance and common-area holiday lighting.
Boards get one point of contact, one consistent look across every entrance, guardhouse, and common area, and a fixed-price proposal formatted for board review. No coordinating multiple vendors and no mismatched displays at two entrances to the same community.
We install before the season, service anything that goes out within 48 hours, remove everything in January, and store it labeled until the following year — so next season is a renewal rather than a new procurement process. Being based minutes away in Loxahatchee means mid-season service does not wait on a route from the coast.
When every house shares an elevation, the design decisions matter more than the materials.
Most displays on a new-construction street stop at a single line along the roof. Picking up gables, second-story peaks, entry columns, and garage detail immediately separates a house from its neighbors — and it costs less than people expect, because the material is already on the truck.
Warm white against a street of multicolour reads as expensive. Bold colour against a street of warm white reads as fun. What does not work is landing halfway between the two, which is where most displays end up by default. We choose deliberately based on what is already going up around you.
Westlake landscaping is young, so vertical elements are scarce — which makes them powerful. A single well-wrapped palm or a lit entry tree gives the display a dimension almost nobody else on the street will have.
On close-set lots, the front door and columns are what people actually see from the road. Full premium garland and matched wreaths at the entry do more per dollar in Westlake than another twenty feet of roofline.
Badger is based in Loxahatchee, minutes from Westlake — and we install across the Village every season.
Our crews are working these streets all season. If something goes out in December, we are already nearby — not routing a truck from the coast and fitting you in when it makes sense.
It also means we see what is going up across Westlake as the season starts, which is genuinely useful when the goal is a display that stands apart from the street rather than blending into it.
Every property is designed individually, but these are the elements that do the work.
Commercial-grade C9 bulbs along eaves, peaks, and gables, clipped rather than stapled so nothing punctures your fascia or tile. Cords and bulbs are rated for South Florida sun, salt air, and afternoon storms — the conditions that kill big-box strands by year two.
Royal palms here regularly run past thirty feet, and light has to carry all the way up or the display looks unfinished at the crown. We wrap with a specialized tool instead of staples, which keeps spacing even, stops strands slipping over the season, and never punctures the trunk.
Premium garland and wreaths on entries, columns, gates, and monument signs. Heavy, full greenery reads as finished from the street; thin garland is the single most common reason an otherwise good display looks cheap.
Design, installation, in-season maintenance within 48 hours, January takedown, and off-season storage. We supply everything and store it labeled between seasons, so year two is a phone call rather than a project.
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. Homes where we pick up gables, second-story peaks, and full entry greenery sit toward the upper end — that detail is what separates a display on a street of similar elevations.
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.
By designing for your elevation instead of running one line along the eave. Picking up gables, peaks, entry columns, and garage detail, committing to a clear colour direction rather than a default mix, and building vertical elements where the landscaping allows. Those choices are what separate a display on a repeating street.
The house does most of the work in a newer community, and that is fine — roofline, entry, and architectural detail carry the display. Where you do have a palm or a young tree, it becomes disproportionately valuable because so few homes on the street have height at all.
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.
Yes. We work with boards across Westlake and the surrounding western communities on entrance and common-area lighting, with fixed-price proposals formatted for board review and one point of contact for the whole community.
That is the entire service. We design it, supply everything, install it, handle anything that goes out within 48 hours during the season, remove it in January, and store your materials until next year. You never touch a ladder, a strand, or a storage box.
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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.