Christmas Light Installation in Broken Arrow, OK

Yes. Stucco cracks easily, so we never drill or nail into it. We use clips and fasteners made for stucco surfaces and attach to the roofline or gutters wherever we can, which keeps the wall itself untouched.

Yes. On brick we use hot glue instead of clips, nails or drilling, so nothing goes into the brick or mortar. It holds through the season and peels off when the lights come down.

Yes. Gutter guards make it harder to use standard gutter clips, which is where a lot of DIY setups go wrong. When a house has gutter guards, we clip the lights to the shingles instead, so the guards stay in place and keep doing their job.

Every light on a Black Dog house goes up with clips, or hot glue on brick. Nails and staples leave holes in shingles, fascia and gutters, and those holes let water in long after the lights come down. Clips and glue hold just as well and leave nothing behind.

No. Jordan works construction full time and is OSHA 30 trained, so he knows what a roof can and can't take. We walk carefully, use clips instead of nails, and leave your shingles and gutters the way we found them.

Yes, we need at least one working outdoor outlet to power the display. If your house doesn't have one close to where the lights will go, tell us when you send your photo and we'll plan around it.

Most professional installers use commercial-grade C9 LED bulbs, and we use faceted C9s on SPT-2 wire. They're bigger and brighter than the mini lights sold in stores, the thicker wire holds up to Oklahoma wind and cold, and they use a fraction of the electricity older incandescent bulbs did.

Warm white gives off the soft, golden glow most people picture when they think of classic Christmas lights, and it looks great on brick and traditional homes. Cool white is crisp and bright with a slight blue tint, which suits modern homes and an icy, wintry look. If you can't decide, we'll show both on your house in your mockup.

Yes. A lot of our customers do warm white on the roofline and color in the trees or bushes. Tell us what you're picturing and we'll design around it.

C9 bulbs are about an inch and a quarter long and bright enough to read clearly from the street, which is why they're the standard choice for rooflines. C7 bulbs are smaller and softer, and they work better on bushes, railings or close-up details. We use C9s on rooflines and may mix in smaller lights where they look better.

For outdoor displays, yes. LEDs use far less electricity, stay cool to the touch, last for years and hold their color better. Commercial-grade LEDs are also sealed better against rain and ice than most store-bought strands.

Much less than most people expect with LEDs. A typical LED roofline display adds only a small amount to your monthly electric bill, a fraction of what the same display would cost with old incandescent bulbs.

No. Every light on a Black Dog house is a Black Dog light. That's what lets us promise fast, free repairs, since we know exactly what's on your roof and have replacements ready.

We don't install timers. Your display plugs into an outdoor outlet, so you can turn it on and off yourself, or add an outdoor timer or smart plug if you'd like it on a schedule.

Neither, really. Black Dog owns the lights, and they're included in your installation price. We cut them to fit your house, maintain them all season and store them for you, so there's nothing to buy, rent or replace on your end.

As early as you can, ideally in October. We limit how many homes we take each season so we can keep our next-evening repair promise, and the calendar fills up fast once November starts.

Most families in the Broken Arrow and Tulsa area like their lights up by Thanksgiving weekend, and some want them lit in early November. We install from September 1 through early December, so you can pick whatever timing you like, and the lights don't have to be turned on until you're ready.

Most homes take a few hours, depending on the size of the house and how much we're lighting. You don't need to be home, and we'll text you when we're finished.

Most people take their lights down in the first two weeks of January. Every Black Dog house is dark by January 15, and you choose the day.

No. We just need access to your yard and an outdoor outlet. Most customers aren't home during the install and come home to a finished house.

Text us a photo and we'll come fix it. Oklahoma weather is rough on lights, which is exactly why repairs are free all season and why we promise to have you lit again by the next evening.

Text a photo to 918-818-7366. We'll reply the same day and have your lights back on by the next evening, at no charge.

Yes. Black Dog Christmas Lights is fully insured, and every install is led by an OSHA 30 trained builder.

Yes. Let us know your HOA's rules on colors, timing or placement when you request a mockup, and we'll design within them.

Not right now. We focus on seasonal installs that go up for the holidays and come down by January 15. If you're interested in permanent lighting down the road, mention it when you contact us and we'll let you know if we add it.

For now we focus on homes in Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Coweta and Tulsa.

Tipping is never expected. If you'd like to say thanks, an honest Google review means more to a family business like ours than anything else.

You pay a deposit when you approve your design, and the balance after install. We take all the usual ways to pay, including card, cash, check, Venmo and Zelle.

Every house is quoted individually, based on its size and how much you want lit. Send us a photo and you'll have a free design and a fixed price within one business day.