We have been installing Christmas lights in these West El Paso neighborhoods since 2010 — the same streets, the same families, year after year. We know these homes because we light them.
Every home is different — that is the point. A sample of our installations across El Paso's West side:
Tucked into the Franklin Mountains foothills, Franklin Hills is where West El Paso's views are won. Homes climb the slopes along winding streets, and residents will tell you about the deer that wander down at dusk. Multi-level rooflines are the norm here — we design for the angles.
A canyon setting right against the mountains, with modern architecture built to frame the desert views. Clean lines, dramatic elevations, and sunsets that light the canyon walls — lighting here is designed to complement, not compete.
Mature trees, manicured lawns, and classic architecture — Coronado Hills is one of the West side's most established addresses. The streets here are canopy streets; wrapped trees and lined walkways have been a holiday tradition here for decades.
Custom homes on elevated lots with panoramic views of the city and the mountains. The lots are generous and the sightlines are long — which means a lit roofline here is visible from across the West side.
A broad, upscale sweep of the 79912 zip code with styles from contemporary to Southwestern. The variety keeps us creative: every home gets a lighting plan built around its own architecture.
One of El Paso's most exclusive areas, around the El Paso Country Club: estate homes, lush mature landscaping, and expansive lots. Elegance is the standard here — understated warm white and immaculate lines.
Along the Rio Grande, the Upper Valley has a character all its own: larger lots, mature trees, and a rural feel inside the city. Pecan groves, irrigation canals, and river walks — the residents know; the visitors discover.
Historic Kern Place wraps around Madeline Park, steps from UTEP and Cincinnati Street. Eclectic homes, mature trees, and one of the city's best trick-or-treat scenes — Halloween lighting is practically a neighborhood sport here.
A serene pocket where properties border the Rio Grande: river views, mature vegetation, and quiet streets. Displays here lean romantic — wrapped trees and soft ground lighting rather than bold rooflines.
Elevated lots with sweeping views of the city and the Franklins. Homes here take advantage of their height — and so do we, designing displays that read beautifully from across the valley.
A family-friendly community of well-kept homes with clean rooflines and established landscaping. Cheerful, inviting displays are the tradition here — luminarias and lined walkways every December.
A historic hilltop district dating to the 1890s — mansions that look over the borderland, steep streets, and generations of history. Restoring elegance to these facades with light is some of our favorite work.
Winding streets of mid-century and territorial homes just north of Kern Place, minutes from UTEP and the hospitals. Shaded, established, quietly proud — the lighting follows suit.
In the foothills of the Franklins, where the views follow you up North Mesa. The homes are spread out and the streets rise — roofline lighting here is visible for miles at night.
One of the West side's most exclusive enclaves (79922) — an established, upscale setting of larger estate homes, with average home values well above the city norm and listings regularly in the seven figures. Understated, immaculate displays suit the setting here.
We install in all of these areas every season. Reserve your date and we will schedule your design consultation.
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