Holiday Lighting in Omaha, NE
Designed, hung, maintained and taken down by the climbing crews who prune your trees the rest of the year. Which is why the whole tree gets lit, not the bottom fifteen feet.
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Everybody can light a roofline. Almost nobody can light the tree.
Our crews climb for a living, so a mature spruce is lit to the top, not to the height of a ladder. It is tree work, not decorating, with no spikes, no staples, and the same crew you had in March.
Get a QuoteWhat we light, and what we will not do to your property
What we light
Rooflines
Hung from clips made for it.
Large trees
Wrapped from a rope, lit to the top.
Landscape beds
Hung with hardware that comes off in January.
Wreaths and garland
Hung and taken down with the rest.
What we will not do
Rope access, never spikes
Spikes puncture living tissue, so they are never used on a tree that stays.
Clips, not staples
Roofline lights hang from clips made for it and come off clean.
Leave anything behind
Hardware comes down with the lights, so nothing grows into a branch.
What a lighting season looks like
September and October
Book now. Slots fill in the order they were booked.
November
Installation, with the properties that have large trees started early.
December
In-season maintenance is included. If a section goes out, call and we come out.
January
Taken down and stored without you touching a bin.
Reviews from Omaha homeowners
All reviews“Tyler was our crew foreman for a big tree removal project. He and his men did a wonderful job. They were courteous, on time, thorough, and did a good job cleaning up after themselves.”
“In the aftermath of the March 2025 windstorm, I had two large, damaged pine trees that posed a potential hazard to my home and surrounding property.”
“We have always used Eden Tree Pros for all of our tree trimming needs, and for iron treatments for our birch tree. We won't use anyone else. They have earned our trust.”
Who is on the ladder, and on the rope
Family owned since 1997, with 3 arborists on staff. Design, installation, in-season maintenance and takedown with storage are included every season.
Get a QuoteCommon questions about holiday lighting
When should I book?
September and October. Installation slots in November fill in the order they were booked, and the properties with large trees take the longest, so those go early. Calling in late November usually means a December date.
Do I have to buy the lights?
No, and most people do not. The standard arrangement is that the product, clips and timers are ours, installed and maintained through the season and taken back to our shop in January. If you already own lighting you want to keep using, we will hang that instead.
What if a section goes out in December?
Call and we come out. In-season maintenance is part of the price rather than a separate visit, and on our own product a failed run gets replaced rather than debated.
Will it damage my roof or my trees?
No staples into shingles and no spikes into living trees. Rooflines hang from clips made for the purpose and trees are wrapped from a rope. Everything comes back off in January, hardware included.
How high can you actually go?
As high as the tree goes. This is the part that is genuinely different: our crews climb for a living, so a mature spruce gets lit to the top rather than to the height of a ladder.
Do you do commercial properties?
Yes, including business parks, retail frontage, HOAs and apartment complexes. Commercial installs are usually quoted earlier because the scale takes more scheduling.
What does it cost?
It depends almost entirely on how much is being lit and how high, which is why there is no honest price to publish here. The estimate is free and it comes in writing. Call 402-332-2839 and we will walk it with you in daylight.
Do you take everything down?
Yes, in January, weather permitting. Takedown is included in the season price rather than sold as a second job, and on our product the storage is ours too.