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Rollingwood is a small city with big yards, mature trees and no HOA. You get to pick your display. We make sure it looks clean, stays friendly to the neighbors and comes down on time.
Rollingwood is run as a city, not a homeowners association, so there is no architectural committee to clear. Pick a package, pick a date and you're done.
In 2025 the City Council adopted residential exterior lighting rules and a lighting manual focused on light trespass, meaning light that spills onto the property next door. Holiday string lights are treated as seasonal decorations, separate from permanent fixtures.
We design with that in mind. Every line follows your roofline and trees, nothing points across the street, everything runs on a timer and it all comes down in early January. If you want the details, the city posts its lighting manual on rollingwoodtx.gov.
Every December the Trail of Lights at Zilker Park pulls heavy traffic through the area, and Rollingwood has run permit-only parking on neighborhood streets while it's on. Book a November date and your lights are up and working before the crowds show up.
No. Rollingwood doesn't have an HOA. We keep your display aimed at your own house and on a timer so it stays neighbor friendly.
November installs avoid it completely. If you book in December, we plan our arrival around the evening traffic.
One-story rooflines are $6.50 per foot, the lowest rate we have. Most ranch-style homes here with a couple of trees wrapped land between $1,500 and $2,500 before tax.
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