Holiday Lighting in Escondido, CA

Holiday lights go up on Escondido homes and businesses, hung by crews based at our San Diego office. Professional-grade LEDs go up in white or multicolor, cut to the building’s rooflines. Clips only hold them up, the connections are weather-rated, and nothing is nailed or screwed in. Ownership stays with us, and the customer pays for each season. Takedown and storage after the season are ours too.

Call (858) 939-0040 for a free on-site estimate.

The Christmas parade, as the organizer lists it

The Escondido Jaycees list their annual Christmas parade for December 5th 2026, and the page says “Parade starts at 6 pm.” The page gives the route as starting at “Juniper and Grand Ave” and ending at “Grand Ave and Orange Ave.” Those details are the Jaycees’ listing, not ours.

A safety tip from SDG&E

An SDG&E post on holiday lights from December 11, 2019, as the Internet Archive saved it on April 18, 2024, advises “Before climbing ladders to string outdoor lights, check for overhead power lines on your roof or attached to your home.” It is a general tip for residents and names no company.

North Broadway, Dixon Lake and Daley Ranch

Jesmond Dene Park is at 2401 North Broadway, “located at the intersection of North Broadway and Jesmond Dene Road,” according to the City, and Escondido High School is at 1535 North Broadway. Rod McLeod Park is at 1701 South Iris Lane. Mayflower Dog Park is at 3420 Valley Center Road, and the City calls it “a fenced, off-leash, 1½-acre area.” Dixon Lake is at 1700 La Honda Drive, and the City calls Daley Ranch “a 3,201-acre conservation area acquired in 1996 by the City of Escondido.” Fire Station 3 is at 1808 Nutmeg Street.

How an install goes

Estimate. A free estimate on site is the first step.

Install. Installation goes on through December.

Upkeep. When part of a string goes dark, the crew returns to fix it. Takedown follows the season, and the lights are kept in our storage.

Holiday lighting in Escondido, answered