Holiday Lighting in Chula Vista, CA

Chula Vista homes and businesses get their holiday lights from our crews. Our strands are professional-grade LED, white or multicolor, and each run is cut to your rooflines and held on with clips, never nails or screws. The connections are weather-rated. Lights are leased for the season and stay ours; between seasons we store them.

The free estimate is on site, and the number is (858) 939-0040.

Third Avenue, Eastlake and the lights around Chula Vista

The City’s Starlight Parade site lists the 62nd Annual Starlight Parade and Festival for Saturday, December 5, 2026. In December 2021 the City lit up Third Avenue, adorning 117 streetlight poles with 28,800 LED lights. The Starlight Parade site also lists a Best Use of Lights category and a storefront decorating contest among its 2025 results. Village Walk at EastLake lists a free holiday light show beginning Sunday, November 29, with shows on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through December 20. Otay Ranch Town Center lists its 20th Annual Tree Lighting for Tuesday, November 17, from 4 pm to 7 pm.

The City places the Veterans Community Center, at 785 East Palomar Street, within the Sunbow subdivision. Other addresses on East Palomar Street are Anne and William Hedenkamp Elementary School at 930, Horizon Park at 970, Heritage Park at 1381, Harvest Park at 1550 and Cottonwood Park at 1778. Greg Rogers Park is at 1189 Oleander Avenue, and Sunbow Park is at 500 East Naples Street. On the bayfront, the Port of San Diego lists Bayfront Park and Marina View Park, and says Harbor Park was formerly Bayside Park.

How a lighting season runs

Estimate. We give it on site, free of charge.

Hang. Installation goes on through December.

Repair. A section that goes dark mid-season brings us back to fix it. At the end of the season we take everything down.

Insurance for the crews means workers’ compensation and general liability; the certificate is available upon request.

Chula Vista holiday lighting: what to know