Christmas Light Installation in Prairie Village, KS

Who can put up Christmas lights in Prairie Village, KS?

RM Lighting Solutions puts up Christmas lights on Prairie Village homes and shops. Ray Mendoza owns it and has been a professional roofer for 9 going on 10 years. His crew is based in Topeka and drives in to the Johnson County side for these jobs. Prairie Village customers call the Kansas City line at (816) 938-9249, and we always pick up.

Ray grew up around roofing, since his father is a roofer as well. He opened the lighting company in 2025 because he was already on roofs every working day. We carry full insurance on every install, and Google has us at 5.0 from 19 reviews.

Johnson County is one of the areas Ray picked out when he set the service area, and Prairie Village is one of its oldest suburbs. The drive from Topeka is part of the job, and it doesn’t change how fast we answer or how fast a burned-out bulb gets fixed.

Are ranch houses in Prairie Village easy to light?

Ranch houses in Prairie Village are some of the nicest homes to light. The long, low rooflines on these postwar brick and siding houses take a single clean run of C9 LED bulbs from one end to the other, and that unbroken line is exactly the look people want now. Low pitches also make for a quick, safe install.

Quick doesn’t mean careless. Low roofs on older homes can have years of patches and replaced sections, and Ray, with more than $10 million in exterior projects behind him, knows how to clip along a worn shingle edge without pulling it loose. The clips hold the bulbs on the gutter or shingle edge, and nothing on the roof gets damaged.

A lot of Prairie Village ranches have been added onto or rebuilt as two-stories. Those mixed rooflines get strands custom-cut for each section so the levels line up when you look at the house from across the street. One of our reviewers, Dennis Eisenbarth, wrote that it took the crew less than 2 hours to do what would have taken him 4.

What about the big old trees in my yard?

Big old trees are one of the best things to light in Prairie Village. Many yards here have mature trees that have been growing since the neighborhoods were built, and lit trunks and branches add a lot to a ranch house that sits low. The crew can wrap trunks, light branches or both, and it all appears in the mockup first.

Wreaths and garland for the front door and porch fit well here too. Warm white on the house with lit trees out front is the combination we hang most.

How does the quote work if nobody comes to the house?

The quote works from satellite imagery of your Prairie Village house. We measure every roof edge from above, then send an interactive proposal with a free mockup showing your own home lit up, in Good, Better and Best versions. Jobs start at $500 and a $100 deposit holds the date. Most replies arrive in 1 to 2 hours.

The package differences are laid out on the pricing page. Seasonal installs open October 1. If your neighborhood has a homes association with rules about decorations, mention it and we’ll plan the dates around it. The city itself requires no permit for holiday lights. You can start a request through the contact page any time.

What does the lease mean for a Prairie Village homeowner?

For a Prairie Village homeowner, the lease means the lights are ours and the work is ours too. We design the layout, hang it, keep it lit all season and take it down on a date we set together. Then it goes into our storage. You never buy bulbs, wrestle with tangled strands or climb onto the roof in January.

If anything goes out, we’re there within 24 hours. Timers handle the on and off each night. More on how a residential holiday lighting season runs is on the service page. Permanent lighting, which stays up year round, is also available and can be installed in any month.

Do Prairie Village businesses use you too?

Prairie Village businesses can book RM Lighting for storefront and office lighting, using the same commercial-grade bulbs and custom-cut strands as the homes. The shops at Prairie Village Shopping Center and Corinth Square are the kind of storefronts that look sharp with a clean building outline and a lit entry. The commercial holiday lighting page has the details.

We also light homes a few minutes south in Leawood.