Seasonal Holiday Lighting Installer – Elevate Homes & Businesses

Gorilla Property Services; Richardson (TX); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Seasonal work

On-site training

Job summary

Gorilla Property Services in Far North Dallas is seeking an experienced Holiday Lighting Installer to design, hang, maintain and remove exterior lighting for homes and businesses across the area. The role is hands-on, outdoors, seasonal and part-time, with potential for growth into additional services.

You will safely climb ladders (20–40 ft), use professional lighting gear, and interact with customers to uphold the Gorilla brand.

Qualifications

• Experience installing exterior holiday lighting on residential or commercial properties.
• Comfort working on ladders and elevated surfaces.
• Strong attention to safety and quality during outdoor installs.

Responsibilities

• Install exterior holiday lighting on homes and storefronts across Far North Dallas.
• Safely climb ladders and work on rooftops (20–40 ft) with confidence.
• Use professional lighting gear, clips, cords, timers, and installation tools.
• Troubleshoot lighting issues and replace bulbs to keep displays bright.
• Follow safety protocols when handling electrical components.
• Communicate with customers and represent the Gorilla brand professionally.
• Assist with takedown and storage after the season.
• Identify opportunities to upsell additional services.

Skills

Exterior lighting experience

Ladder work

Customer communication

Safety mindset

Upsell opportunities

Tools

Lighting equipment

Electrical basics

Job description

Gorilla Property Services in Far North Dallas is seeking an experienced Holiday Lighting Installer to design, hang, maintain and remove exterior lighting for homes and businesses across the area. The role is hands-on, outdoors, seasonal and part-time, with potential for growth into additional services.

You will safely climb ladders (20–40 ft), use professional lighting gear, and interact with customers to uphold the Gorilla brand.