If you’ve always been the one to untangle the lights, climb the ladder, and spend an entire Saturday decorating the house—you’re not alone. For many DFW homeowners, DIY holiday lighting is tradition.
But year after year, it gets a little harder to find the time, avoid the risks, or keep things looking sharp.
That’s why more and more people are making the switch—and letting professionals like On Point Holiday Lighting handle it all.
Here’s why it might be the right year to pass the baton (and still get all the credit for a gorgeous display).
Between work, kids, errands, and holiday prep, you don’t have 5–6 hours to:
With professional installation, you free up hours of your weekend—and still get the same festive glow you love.
Let’s be honest: DIY displays can get a little… lopsided. Uneven spacing, drooping strands, or misaligned lights can distract from your hard work.
Our team delivers:
It’s the pro-level polish your home deserves.
Every year, it gets a little taller—and a little scarier.
We’re trained, insured, and fully equipped to handle:
You can stay safe on the ground while we take care of the heights.
You’ve been using the same lights for years. Maybe it’s time to change things up. We offer:
Whether you want elegance, boldness, or something totally new—we’ll help you level up your look.
We work with you to:
You’re still the creative force—we just execute it professionally and make it last all season.
After New Year’s, the last thing you want is to drag frozen wires off your roof. We handle:
No more tangled strands or busted bulbs in bins you forget about until next November.
You’ve done the work. You’ve earned the rest. Let this be the year you enjoy the lights without the labor.
We’ve helped hundreds of homeowners across Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, and beyond move from DIY to On Point—and they never look back.
Let’s work together to create a custom, professional lighting display that honors your tradition—and upgrades it.
Contact On Point Holiday Lighting to get started. We’ll handle everything—you enjoy the glow (and maybe sip hot cocoa instead of holding a staple gun).