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Christmas lightinstallationin Lowell, MA

Lights hung and taken down for Lowell homes.
Lights, install and takedown included.
From $695. Book by December 15.

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Lights for Lowell homes

Most Lowell houses are triple deckers with about 28 ft of roofline: up to 60 ft, $695. We serve Centralville, Pawtucketville, The Highlands, Belvidere, The Acre, Back Central and the rest of Lowell.

A typical home in Lowell

What lights cost on the usual Lowell house

ACS: 37% single-family (30% detached), 27% in 2-4 unit buildings and 35% in 5+ unit buildings, owner-occupied only 43%, median year built 1953. Two-family and triple-decker stock is typical of older city neighborhoods such as Centralville, the Highlands and the Acre (per consumer neighborhood guides, not an official source); the Acre is also a Lowell Historic Board review district.

Single-family37%
2 to 4 unit buildings27%
5+ unit buildings35%
Owner-occupied43%
Median year built1953
Example frontage24 ft
Example roofline28 ft
TierUp to 60 ft
Price$695
Same tier, bundled with a Snow Pass (10% off, up to $100)$625

Example, not a quote. Frontage and roofline are our estimates for this house type; the census figures are from ACS 2024 5-year estimates.

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about 28 ft of roofline to light
A triple decker house typical of Lowell, Massachusetts, lit with warm white Christmas lights at dusk

City of Lights in Lowell

The City of Lowell announced the return of City of Lights for Saturday, November 29, 2025.

The City of Lights parade stepped off from Jackson Street at 4:30PM, turned left down Central Street, then left onto Merrimack Street, and ended at Lowell City Hall.

The parade culminates in the lighting of Lowell City Hall and the Wannalancit Smokestack.

City of Lowell electricians installed approximately 50,000 feet of holiday lights on Merrimack, Market and Central streets and at Lowell City Hall.

Lowell has not posted a 2026 City of Lights date that we could find. Check lowellma.gov before you plan around it.

Lowell Historic Board: when lights may need review

Within the Downtown Lowell Historic District, the erection, demolition, or alteration of any exterior feature of a building, structure, or parcel requires the review and approval of the Lowell Historic Board before work begins and any other City approvals are issued.

The Lowell Historic Board has design review, permitting, and enforcement authority in 11 districts including the Downtown Lowell Historic District and ten additional neighborhood districts.

The Acre Neighborhood District is a design review district created on October 12, 1999 by the Lowell City Council.

Lowell has not published a rule on temporary holiday lights. If your house is in one of these districts, ask the Historic Board Administrator at 978-674-1443 before you book.

Install-day parking and snow emergencies in Lowell

In Lowell, all vehicles must be off the street within 6 hours of the declaration.

Lowell declared a Snow Emergency Parking Ban on Sunday, February 22, 2026, with no parking on any City street starting at 10:00PM until the ban is lifted.

Residents without off-street parking were offered free parking in select City garages until the snow ban was lifted.

Takedown and Christmas trees in Lowell

Lowell's Christmas Tree Disposal page listed free drop-off from December 25, 2025 to January 14, 2026.

Please remember to remove all ornaments, lights, tinsel and decorations before dropping off your tree.

Last season's sites included Sheehy Park on Pawtucket St in the Acre, Cawley Stadium on Douglas Rd in Belvidere and Campbell Field on W Fifth Ave in Pawtucketville.

The Lowell Ward Youth can assist with curbside pickup on December 27, January 3, and January 10, and donations are appreciated.

Lowell has not posted 2026-27 tree drop-off dates yet. Check the city's Christmas Tree Disposal page in late December.

Gifts with your lights

Free lit door wreath and timer with every install

Every booking comes with gifts to keep. The bigger the display, the more fun shows up on your lawn.

  1. Every lights booking

    Smart timer plug and lit door wreath

    A lit wreath for your front door, plus a smart outdoor plug so your lights come on at dusk and you switch them from your phone.

  2. Order total $1,500+

    4 ft lit Santa

    A 4 ft lit LED Santa for the front yard, next to your lit house.

    Plus the smart outdoor timer plug and a lit door wreath

  3. Order total $2,500+

    Sleigh, 2 reindeer and a holiday card photo

    A lit sleigh with 2 reindeer, plus a dusk "holiday card photo" of your lit house, taken by our crew and texted to you.

    Plus the smart outdoor timer plug and a lit door wreath and the 4 ft lit LED Santa

Gifts are yours to keep. Your order total is what you pay for lights after any Snow Pass discount; the price tool shows which gifts your total includes.

See it before you book

See your house lit before you book

Text us a photo of your house and we'll send back a picture of it lit up.

Six roofline tiers from $695 to from $2,095; all prices, what is included and the full FAQ are on the main Christmas lights page.

Price it and book lights in Lowell

Need a tree too? Delivered to your door, from $149. See Christmas trees

Sources (14)

Each number on this page links to the passage it relies on. Checked 2026-11-01. We are not the town; confirm rules with Lowell before a storm.

  1. lowell.macaronikid.com: Lowell's City of Lights Holiday Celebration Returns November 29 (Lowell MA - November 10, 2025) The City of Lowell is delighted to announce the return of City of Lights, set to take place on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
  2. lowell.macaronikid.com: Lowell's City of Lights Holiday Celebration Returns November 29 Saturday, November 29, 2025. The annual parade and festival are a tradition for families across the region, ushering in the holiday season. / The City of Lights parade will step off from Jackson Street at 4:30PM, turning left down Central Street, then left onto Merrimack Street, ending at Lowell City Hall.
  3. lowell.macaronikid.com: Lowell's City of Lights Holiday Celebration Returns November 29 The parade culminates in the lighting of Lowell City Hall and the Wannalancit Smokestack.
  4. insidelowell.com: City Electricians Install 50k Feet of Bulbs for City of Lights - InsideLowell City of Lowell electricians finished installing approximately 50,000 feet of holiday lights on Merrimack, Market and Central streets and at Lowell City Hall on Sunday
  5. lowellma.gov: Downtown Lowell Historic District Within the DLHD, the erection, demolition, or alteration of any exterior feature (and interior work when it affects the exterior appearance) of a building, structure, or parcel requires the review and approval of the LHB before work begins and any other City approvals are issued.
  6. lowellma.gov: Review Districts The Lowell Historic Board has design review, permitting, and enforcement authority in 11 districts including the Downtown Lowell Historic District (DLHD) and ten additional neighborhood districts.
  7. lowellma.gov: Acre Neighborhood District Located in a portion of one of Lowell's earliest neighborhoods, the Acre Neighborhood District (AND) is a design review district created on October 12, 1999 by the Lowell City Council under procedures established pursuant to the Lowell Historic Board's state statute (Lowell Historic District Act, Chapter 566, Acts of 1983).
  8. lowellma.gov: Snow Emergency Parking All vehicles must be off the street within 6 hours of the declaration.
  9. lowellma.gov: News Flash Archive - Snow Emergency Parking Ban Effective Sunday, February 22, at 10:00PM A Snow Emergency Parking Ban has been declared for today, Sunday, February 22, 2026, at 4:00PM. The ban will go into effect at 10:00PM tonight. No parking will be permitted on any City streets starting at 10:00PM until the ban is lifted. Vehicles parked in violation are subject to ticketing and towing at the owner's expense.
  10. lowellma.gov: Snow Emergency Parking All vehicles must be off the street within 6 hours of the declaration. / City of Lowell residents who do not have off-street parking available to them are offered free parking in select City garages until the snow ban is lifted.
  11. lowellma.gov: Christmas Tree Disposal Free Drop-Off: December 25, 2025 - January 14, 2026
  12. lowellma.gov: Christmas Tree Disposal Please remember to remove all ornaments, lights, tinsel and decorations before dropping off your tree.
  13. lowellma.gov: Christmas Tree Disposal ACRE: Sheehy Park, Pawtucket St / BACK CENTRAL: Oliveria Park, Newhall St / BELVIDERE: Cawley Stadium, Douglas Rd / CENTRALVILLE: Saint Louis Playground, Lakeview Ave / DOWNTOWN: Dutton St Lot / HIGHLANDS: Callery Park, Parker St / PAWTUCKETVILLE: Campbell Field, W Fifth Ave / SOUTH LOWELL: Ventura Field
  14. lowellma.gov: Christmas Tree Disposal The Lowell Ward Youth can assist with curbside pickup on: December 27, January 3, and January 10 (Donations are appreciated)

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