Most people think holiday lighting begins in November.
At Anewalt’s Landscape Contracting, we know better.
The most polished, effortless holiday displays—the ones that feel intentional, balanced, and stress-free—don’t come together at the last minute. They’re planned months in advance, when design time is available, schedules are flexible, and material choices are still wide open.
That’s why holiday lighting reservations open in February.
And it’s why the best displays always start then.
Holiday Lighting Is Reserved, Not Rushed
There are two ways holiday lighting gets done:
- Rushed — squeezed into a crowded schedule with limited options
- Reserved — thoughtfully planned with time, care, and intention
At Anewalt’s, we build our holiday lighting program around the second approach.
Early planning allows us to:
- Design custom displays that complement your home
- Secure high-quality materials before inventory is finalized
- Schedule installations efficiently and reliably
When lighting is rushed, choices narrow. When it’s reserved, possibilities expand.
Why February Matters More Than You Think
February may feel early—but in the world of professional holiday lighting, it’s exactly on time.
This is the moment in the season when:
- Installation calendars are still open
- Design consultations are unhurried
- Lighting styles and materials are being selected
- Inventory has not yet been locked
As the year moves forward, availability naturally tightens. Schedules fill. Materials are committed. Flexibility decreases.
February is when availability and material choice still exist.
The Difference Between Early Planners and Late Requests
Every holiday season tells the same story.
Homes that planned early:
- Receive priority installation dates
- Enjoy greater design flexibility
- Have access to the widest range of materials
- Enter the holidays calm and prepared
Homes that wait often face:
- Limited scheduling windows
- Fewer material options
- Compressed decision-making
- Unnecessary stress
The most admired displays rarely belong to last-minute planners. They belong to homeowners who thought ahead.
How Holiday Lighting Materials Are Selected
Professional holiday lighting isn’t pulled off a shelf in November.
Each season brings new lighting styles, finishes, and materials—roofline lighting, tree wraps, specialty accents, and hardware designed for durability and clean installation. These materials must be sourced, tested, and secured well before installation season begins.
Once selections are finalized, availability later in the year becomes limited.
That’s why we plan early.
Early customers help shape what we stock for the season.
By reserving early, clients don’t just secure a spot on the calendar—they influence the materials and design options we carry into the holidays.
What “Early Booking” Really Means
Joining our early booking list doesn’t mean committing to every detail immediately.
It means:
- Reserving your place in the installation schedule
- Gaining early access to design discussions
- Being contacted first as materials are finalized
- Avoiding the pressure of last-minute decisions
There’s no rush—just a smarter timeline.
A Smoother Holiday Experience Starts Now
The goal of early planning isn’t just a beautiful display—it’s peace of mind.
When lighting is planned months ahead:
- Design decisions are intentional
- Installations run smoothly
- The holiday season feels enjoyable, not stressful
That’s the experience we aim to deliver.
Holiday Lighting Reservations Are Open… Click here to learn more and schedule!
If holiday lighting is part of how you celebrate the season, the best time to plan is before the rush begins.
February is when great displays start—quietly, thoughtfully, and intentionally.
– Reservations are open
– Join the priority list to secure your place for the upcoming holiday lighting season.
At Anewalt’s Landscape Contracting, exceptional holiday lighting doesn’t happen by chance—it’s planned.