Christmas Light Hanging Service · Porterville, CA
Christmas Light Installation in Porterville, CA
Porterville is our hometown. Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscape works out of 18491 Rd. 232, so the crew that designs, installs, repairs and takes down your lights is based right here, not a county away.
Porterville headquarters · 28 seasons of holiday lighting · Foothill, citrus and in-town homes
Quick answer
Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscape, headquartered at 18491 Rd. 232 in Porterville, is a professional Christmas light installation and hanging service for homes across Porterville, Springville, Lindsay and southeast Tulare County. Each season includes custom design, commercial-grade LED roofline bulbs, palm and tree wraps, garland and wreaths, timers, in-season repairs, takedown and storage at our facility, priced in writing after a design consultation.
1974
Kaylor Landscape established in Porterville
28
seasons of holiday lighting, since 1998
300+
projects every season
Full service
design, install, takedown & storage
Residential Christmas Lighting
What's Included in Porterville Christmas Light Installation?
Custom-Fit Roofline Lighting
Commercial-grade LED C9 or C7 bulbs are clipped along eaves, gables and ridges, with every run cut to length so lights finish cleanly at corners and peaks and nothing dangles off the gutter.
Palm, Citrus and Olive Wraps
Palm trunks get tight spiral wraps so they read as solid columns of light, while citrus, olive and shade trees take canopy wraps that outline the whole tree. Both are common on Porterville lots.
Garland, Wreaths and Entry Decor
Lit garland on porch rails and columns, wreaths on gables, gates and doors, and pre-decorated greenery from our catalogs give the house color in daylight as well as after dark.
Gate, Driveway and Ground Displays
Foothill and rural homes often get lit gates, entry posts, driveway trees and ground displays, so the property reads from the county road and not just from the porch.
Timers, Cords and Power Planning
Cords, connections and timers are matched to your existing outlets at install, so the display comes on around dusk and shuts off on schedule without anyone touching a plug.
Repairs, Takedown and Storage
If a section fails during the season, a Porterville crew comes back to fix it. In January or February everything comes down and goes into storage at our facility until next year.
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More Homes We Have Lit
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Modern home with roofline lighting
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Gated estate entry with a lit wreath
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Mediterranean home with palms wrapped in lights
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Home with palms wrapped in white lights
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Home with a palm wrapped in lights and roofline lighting
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Gambrel-roof home with roofline lights
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Brick colonial home with lit trees
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Gated entry with lit wreaths and garland
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Gated home entry with wreaths and lights
Hometown Christmas Lighting From a Porterville-Based Crew
Kaylor Landscape has been part of Porterville since 1974, and its Christmas division has decorated homes here every season since 1998, which makes 2026 our 28th. Our headquarters is at 18491 Rd. 232. The crew that measures your roofline, installs the lights and comes back if a section goes out is based in town, so a Porterville service visit is part of our regular route rather than a special trip from another county.
Porterville has older neighborhoods near downtown with porches, mature shade trees and detailed trim, newer subdivisions with long, simple rooflines on the edges of town, and bigger lots with palms and citrus. Our standard is the same on all of them: every run is measured to the house, so lights finish cleanly at corners and peaks.
Headquarters at 18491 Rd. 232, Porterville
Crews based in town for in-season repairs
Runs measured and fitted to each roofline
Kaylor Landscape roots here since 1974
Google review
From a Longtime Customer
★★★★★
“We have had Kaylor Landscape install our lighting for the Christmas season for many years. It is always done on time and if there is a problem with the weather damaging the lights, they are always out to our house quickly to fix the lighting.”
Nick Groenenberg · 5-star review on Google
Christmas Lights for Foothill Homes in Springville and Beyond
East of town, State Route 190 heads into the foothills toward Springville, and Lake Success sits in the hills above the city. Homes out this way sit on bigger parcels with long driveways, oaks, citrus and sloped ground. Lighting the approach, the gate and a few key trees often matters as much as the roofline, because the house may be set well back from the road or seen from below.
Foothill sites also bring longer cord runs, distant outlets and uneven ground. Attachment and cord routing are planned for the slope, timers keep distant trees in step with the house, and we check the design from the road as well as from the porch. Springville sits around a thousand feet up, and frosty winter mornings are normal across the area, so connections are placed off the ground and out of standing water wherever the site allows.
Gate, entry post and driveway lighting
Oak and citrus tree wraps
Cord routing planned for sloped ground
Foothill service calls from nearby Porterville
Porterville, Tulare County
Porterville Christmas Lighting: Our Hometown Details
Children's Christmas Parade
Porterville's Children's Christmas Parade draws marching bands, floats and big crowds downtown on an early-December evening. Many families want their own lights glowing by parade night, so mention it when you request an install date.
Ross Gardner Christmas Tree
The town's season opens with the community tree lighting at Centennial Park, when the Ross Gardner Christmas Tree outside City Hall is lit. Homes installed in November are already glowing when that happens.
City of Porterville and City of Lindsay
The City of Porterville and the City of Lindsay are both clients, so our crews know local streets and schedules. Lindsay, Strathmore, Terra Bella, Ducor and Springville are on our service list too.
Citrus, Palms and Winter Fog
Porterville is the center of a farming area known for citrus, and many lots carry orange trees, olives and tall palms. On tule fog nights, larger C9 bulbs and solid outlines read better from the street than thin strands.
How it works
How Christmas Light Installation Works in Porterville
01
Consultation and Design
We visit your home or review your photos, then send an itemized proposal with the design and the seasonal price.
02
Custom-Fit Installation
The crew fits each roofline run, wraps trees, hangs greenery, sets timers and tests every circuit before leaving.
03
In-Season Support
If a section goes out, call us and a Porterville crew comes back to repair it.
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Takedown and Storage
In January or February we remove everything and store it at our facility for next season.
Pricing
How Much Does Christmas Light Installation Cost in Porterville?
Porterville residential pricing covers design, products, installation, in-season repairs, takedown and storage in one seasonal number. It comes in a written proposal after the design consultation, and these are the factors that move it most on local homes.
Roofline Footage
Linear feet of eave, gable and ridge set how many bulbs and clips the design needs, and it is usually the largest single factor.
Palms and Tall Trees
Tall palm trunks and full canopy wraps on mature oaks take more lights, more time and lift equipment.
Property Size and Distance
Foothill and rural lots with gates, long driveways and distant trees add material and cord runs.
Two-Story and Steep Roofs
Second stories and steep pitches take more equipment, safety setup and install time.
Greenery
Lit garland and wreaths on porches, columns and gates add materials and labor.
Specialty Pieces
Ground displays, fiberglass pieces and RGB accents are priced by the piece.
FAQ
Residential Christmas Lighting in Porterville: Common Questions
How much does Christmas light installation cost in Porterville?
Porterville homes are priced in a written proposal after a site visit or photo review. Residential packages typically start around $1,800 per season. The seasonal price covers design, commercial-grade LED products, installation, in-season repairs, takedown and storage. Tall palm wraps, foothill properties with long runs and two-story homes need more lift work and product, so they cost more than a single-story roofline in town.
Where are your Porterville Christmas light installers located?
Our headquarters is at 18491 Rd. 232, Porterville, CA 93257, the same address as Kaylor Landscape. The company has been based in Porterville since Kaylor Landscape was established in 1974. Call 800-791-3330 or use the consultation form to start a residential lighting request.
Do you install Christmas lights in Springville and the foothills?
Yes. Springville and Camp Nelson are on our service list, along with other southeast Tulare County communities. Foothill properties often need driveway, gate and tree lighting in addition to the roofline, and attachment and cord routing are planned for slope and wind.
Can you wrap palm trees on my Porterville property?
Yes. Palm trunks are wrapped tightly from the base upward so the trunk reads as a solid column of light, and fronds can be accented depending on the design. Tall palms take more lights and equipment, so each palm is priced separately in your proposal.
Will my lights be up in time for the Children's Christmas Parade?
It depends on your install date, which is why booking early matters. Install capacity is limited each season, and early bookings get the widest choice of dates. If you want the display lit by parade weekend or another date, note it in your consultation request.
Do you also serve Lindsay, Strathmore and Terra Bella?
Yes. Lindsay, Strathmore, Terra Bella, Ducor and Richgrove are on our service list, and the City of Lindsay is one of our clients. These towns are a short drive from our Porterville headquarters, which keeps installs and in-season service calls efficient.
Do I have to store the lights after the season?
No. In January or February our crew removes the display and stores it at our facility. You never buy the lights or clear garage space for them, and next season the display can be reinstalled as-is, expanded with more trees or redesigned with new colors.
Do you install permanent roofline lighting in Porterville?
Yes. We install PermaLites 365 and OMNI RGB permanent systems in Porterville. OMNI is priced by the linear foot of roofline and carries a 15-year product warranty and one year of Kaylor labor coverage, and the proposal follows a design consultation.
Do Porterville's winter fog and rain cause problems for Christmas lights?
Rarely, when the display is built for it. Tule fog is common in the valley from late December into February, and most of Porterville's rain falls between November and April. We use commercial-grade LED products and outdoor-rated connections, keep plugs off the ground where possible, and repair any section that fails during the season as part of the service.
What time will my Christmas lights turn on in Porterville?
Timers are set to come on around dusk. Porterville's earliest sunsets fall in early December, at about 4:41 pm, so most displays are glowing before five through the heart of the season. We agree on the shut-off time with you at install, and it can be changed later in the season with a call.
Do you decorate older homes near downtown Porterville?
Yes. Older homes near downtown often have porches, columns, detailed trim and mature shade trees. Roofline bulbs are clipped to gutters and shingles rather than nailed into trim, porch columns get lit garland, and the big trees are wrapped, because on these lots the trees often carry more of the display than the roofline does.
Is Christmas Decor by Kaylor part of Kaylor Landscape in Porterville?
Yes. Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscape is the holiday division of Kaylor Landscape Inc., established in 1974, and both share the Porterville headquarters on Rd. 232. The Kaylor family runs both, with Chris Kaylor and his son LC helping lead the company. Current and past Kaylor Landscape customers can note that relationship on the consultation form.