Gift cards

Give somebody a lit house.

Pay for someone else's Christmas lights. We measure their roofline, hang it, keep it working all season, and take it down in January. Nobody you love goes up a ladder in December.

Buy a gift cardSent by text or email on the day you pick.
Western HolidayGift card
$899

Toward a Christmas light install, hung and taken down.

For

Mom and Dad

From

Sarah

Merry Christmas. You are not getting on that ladder this year.

A sample. The real one carries your words and their name.

Who buys one

It is a good gift for someone with a house.

It needs no crew of your own, no truck, no roof and no shopping. You are buying somebody a month of their street looking like Christmas.

For your parents

They have been doing it themselves for thirty years. This is the year they watch from the driveway with a coffee instead.

For a tenant

One address, one invoice, and nothing for them to arrange. The house looks looked-after from the street all season.

For a closing

A gift the neighbours can see. It arrives in their name, not yours on a mug, and it lands the first Christmas in the new house.

How it works

Three steps. You do the first one.

  1. You buy the card

    Pick an amount, from $250 to a whole front roofline at $899, or type your own. Add their name and a line from you.

  2. We send it on the day you pick

    By text or email, straight to them, with your words on it. Choose Christmas morning, a birthday, or today. Or have it sent to you and hand it over yourself.

  3. They get their own page

    They tell us the house, we send a free mockup of it lit, and they pick the install week that suits them. The card comes off the total.

Order

Buy the card.

It takes about a minute. Pick the amount, tell us who it is for, and choose the day it should land in their inbox or on their phone.

  • Pick the day it arrives. Use the “Send it on” date in the form: Christmas morning, a birthday, or today. Leave it blank and it goes out as soon as the order is done.
  • They get their own page to tell us the house, see a free mockup and pick an install week.
  • No expiry date. Good on any package, anywhere we install.
  • Rather do it by phone? Call (208) 314-3741.
How much

Anything left over stays on the card for next season.

No card is taken on this page.We do not process payments online yet, and we would rather say so than put up a form that looks like it does. You place the order here, we call you to take payment, and the card is sent after it clears.

The details

What you are actually buying.

Anything else, call or text (208) 314-3741.

How much should I give?

Anything from $50 up. $250 is a good start on a small front. $899 is where The Front starts, so it covers a whole front roofline by itself. Whatever is left over stays on the card.

What does it cover?

A Christmas light install at their address: the lights, clips, cords and timer, the install itself, repairs all season, and takedown after New Year's. The card is money toward that, so it works on any package we sell.

When does it arrive?

On the day you pick when you order. It goes out by text or email with their name, your message and the code, and nothing is sent before that day. Leave the date blank and it goes out as soon as the order is done.

Does it expire?

No. We do not put a date on it. A balance carries to next season, and the year after that.

Where can they use it?

Anywhere we install: Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa and Caldwell. If they live somewhere else, call us before you buy and we will tell you straight whether we can get to them.

What if their house costs more than the card?

They pay the difference, and they see the number on their own page before anything is booked. The Front starts at $899, The Complete starts at $1,449, The Estate starts at $1,699, and the real price is measured off their own roofline.

What if it costs less?

The rest stays on the card. They can put it toward trees, a wreath or more roofline, this season or next.

Can I give it in person instead?

Yes. Leave their email and mobile blank and the card comes to you instead, to print, forward or tuck in an envelope. Their page works the same whenever they open it.