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Holiday Lighting in Woodland Hills
Warm-white holiday lighting for the oak-lined streets and California ranch homes that give Woodland Hills its character.
Woodland Hills · Holiday Lighting
Built for the way Woodland Hills actually looks
Woodland Hills was named for the roughly 120,000 trees planted here back in the 1920s, and that legacy still shapes the neighborhood today — wide, tree-lined streets, generous lots, and a mix of single-story California ranch homes from the 1960s alongside newer custom builds up in the Mulholland corridor and Walnut Acres.
With this much mature tree canopy to work with, tree wrapping is almost always the centrepiece of a Woodland Hills install. We'll wrap a specimen oak or sycamore trunk-to-canopy as the anchor, then bring warm-white lighting along the roofline and entry to tie the whole property together — a look that suits both the classic ranch homes near Topanga Canyon Boulevard and the larger estates up toward Mulholland Drive.
Local Notes
What we keep in mind in Woodland Hills
Mature oak canopy
Woodland Hills' namesake trees make for some of the best tree-wrapping candidates we see all season — tall, broad, and visible from the street.
Walnut Acres & larger lots
Bigger, semi-rural lots in neighbourhoods like Walnut Acres often call for more linear footage of roofline lighting and multiple wrapped trees rather than one focal point.
Mulholland Corridor estates
Hillside, view-oriented properties along the Mulholland corridor benefit from uplighting that highlights elevation changes in addition to standard roofline work.
Ranch-style rooflines
Single-story 1960s ranch homes have long, low rooflines that take warm-white C9 or mini lights especially well — clean and classic, not fussy.
What's Included
Every Woodland Hills install covers the same ground
- Rooflines & eaves — clean lines, no sagging, no gaps
- Trees wrapped by hand — trunk, branches & canopy
- Hedges & bushes outlined or fully wrapped
- Wreaths, garland & entry accents
- Warm white, custom color, or a tasteful mix
- Free repairs all season — bulb out? We fix it
- Full takedown & storage after the season ends
Common Questions
Woodland Hills holiday lighting, answered
Do you only do warm white, or can I get color?
Most Woodland Hills homeowners go with warm white because it suits the ranch and estate architecture out here, but we're happy to mix in custom color accents if you'd like.
How far in advance should I book?
We recommend booking by early November for Woodland Hills installs. Our calendar fills up fast heading into the holidays, though we'll always try to fit in a later request if our schedule allows.
What happens if a bulb goes out mid-season?
Just give us a call or send a quick text with the address — we offer free repairs all season long for everything we install.
Do you handle takedown too?
Yes. We come back after the season, take everything down, and store it for you so it's ready to go again next year.
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