Per linear foot
$21–$26
Linear footage usually follows the eaves, gables, and other runs the installer actually covers—not the lot width on a tax card.
Pricing context
What permanent lights typically cost in Frisco
Contractors who publish Frisco-area numbers often list roughly $21–$26 per linear foot, which lands around $3,750–$5,000 for a typical home. Treat every figure on this page as a market range, not a bid.
Typical home total
$3,750–$5,000
A one-story ranch and a tall two-story elevation with extra peaks are not the same job, even if both sit in the same ZIP code.
What usually moves the number
- Stories and access. Second-story work, steep pitches, and long ladder runs take more time than a single-story wrap.
- Controller and zones. Extra zones, extra remotes, or more complex scenes can add hardware even when the footage stays similar.
- Power path. If the plan needs a new outdoor circuit or a hardwired connection, a licensed electrician may be part of the installer's scope. Ask them who pulls that permit.
- HOA and finish details. Color-matched track, extra concealment, or a longer approval cycle can change the calendar more than the sticker, but they still belong in the conversation.
We do not set installer prices and we do not guarantee these ranges. For a number that belongs to your house, request a quote or read how the referral works.