Rocklin Neighborhoods Where We Hang Christmas Lights

Ask three Rocklin parents about putting up lights and you’ll hear three different headaches. In Whitney Oaks it’s the association’s written rules and a tile roof. In Whitney Ranch it’s a tall two-story with solar on top and rules you have to log in to read. In Stanford Ranch and Sunset West there’s no master HOA to answer to, only a busy calendar and a ladder nobody wants to climb. Clover Valley and Sunset Whitney have big old trees. Springfield at Whitney Oaks and Crowne Point sit behind gates.

So Candy Cane Christmas Lights wrote a page for each one. You’ll find who sets the rules on your street (and where we couldn’t verify a rule, we say so), what your roof and trees mean for the job, and how the January takedown works. We bring the lights and set the timers. Quotes come by phone or from photos you send, so the whole thing fits between pickup and dinner. Tap your neighborhood, or call (916) 642-7382 from the pickup line with your cross streets.

• Clover Valley
• Crowne Point
• Springfield at Whitney Oaks
• Stanford Ranch
• Sunset West
• Sunset Whitney
• Whitney Oaks
• Whitney Ranch