Installer matching · Dallas–Fort Worth

Holiday light &
decoration installation.
Less chasing.

Tell us the look, timing and budget you have in mind. We connect your request with relevant local installers, so you can spend less time searching and leave the ladders to the people you choose.

Free matching for homeowners. Up to two introductions, with your permission.

More holiday. Less searching.

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One clear briefYour look, budget and timing, together.

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A local starting pointRelevant installer introductions.

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Your decisionCompare proposals. Choose your installer.

From idea to introduction

A brighter holiday starts
with a simpler search.

01 / THE BRIEF

Tell us what you picture.

A crisp roofline, a glowing front tree or a welcoming entry. Share your ideas, location, budget and dates once.

02 / THE MATCH

Start relevant conversations.

We review your request against installers' service areas, scope and stated capacity. With your permission, we coordinate up to two introductions.

03 / YOUR CHOICE

Compare, then choose.

Discuss the design, quote and schedule directly with each installer. Choose whom to hire; your installer agrees the work with you and handles installation.

Holiday lights & outdoor decorations

Bring the whole
picture together.

Skip the tangled lights and ladder planning. Tell us which parts of your home you want to celebrate, and use each provider's proposal to confirm the design, equipment and work included.

Describe your display
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Roofline lighting

Outlines, peaks and architectural details.

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Trees & shrubs

Wrapped trunks, branches and front garden accents.

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Wreaths & garlands

Seasonal details for doors, entries and railings.

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Outdoor displays

Ground-level decorations and a coordinated look.

A good quote starts with good questions

Plan the look.
Know the details.

Make your options easier to compare by asking each installer about the same essentials.

“Warm white roofline lights and the front tree. Early November installation. Please include takedown and explain who owns the lights.”

An example brief, ready to make your own.
The display
Which areas, design, light style and access equipment are included?
The lights
Can you use your own? If supplied, are they purchased or leased?
The dates
What are the installation window, event date and takedown plan?
Seasonal care
Who handles outages or loose lights, and what does a service visit cost?
After the season
Are removal and storage included? Who keeps the lights?

Dallas–Fort Worth holiday requests

Local details.
A more useful match.

We welcome holiday installation requests from Dallas–Fort Worth. Our initial matching focus is Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, Lakewood and North Dallas.

Include your city and ZIP code so we can check individual installer service areas and capacity for your project.

Start with your location

Holiday installation, explained

Before the
lights go up.

Practical answers for planning your request.

Ask us a question
01What does Junction Scout do?

Junction Scout helps homeowners find relevant local holiday light and decoration installers. We review your request and coordinate introductions. You discuss proposals, hire and contract directly with your chosen installer, who handles the installation.

02Where in Dallas–Fort Worth can I request help?

We welcome requests from Dallas–Fort Worth. Our initial matching focus is Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, Lakewood and North Dallas. Include your city and ZIP code so we can check individual installers' service areas and stated capacity.

03When should I request holiday installation?

Send your request when you know the season and preferred installation window. Include the year, any event date and your preferred takedown timing. Your chosen installer confirms the available schedule and agreed dates in the proposal.

04What information helps an installer prepare a quote?

Include your city and ZIP code, home story count, display areas, preferred style, budget and timing. Mention whether you have lights or want the installer to supply them. A front-of-home photo is optional; you do not need to include your full street address in the initial request.

05Can an installer use lights I already own?

Ask each installer whether they work with homeowner-supplied lights and what condition or specifications they require. If the installer supplies lights, confirm whether you are buying or leasing them and who owns them after the season.

06Are maintenance, takedown and storage included?

These details depend on the installer's proposal. Ask how seasonal repairs are handled, when removal happens, whether storage is offered and which charges are included. Get the agreed scope and dates in writing before booking.

07Is matching free, and how many installers see my request?

Matching is free for homeowners. With your permission, we share the details needed for your request with no more than two relevant installers across that request. You choose whom to hire.

08Can I update or pause my request?

Call (214) 810-4136 or reply to our conversation to update details, pause your request or withdraw permission for future sharing.

For local installers

Make room for the right projects.

Install holiday lights in Dallas? Share your service areas, work offered and current capacity. Explore the installer pilot and participation terms.

View the provider pilot

One brief. A better starting point.

Request holiday installation help.

Share your location, display ideas, budget and preferred dates. In Additional project details, include any questions about maintenance, takedown or storage.

Free homeowner matching. Up to two installer introductions, with your permission.

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