Commercial & HOA
Storefronts, neighborhood entrances, office parks. When a place lights up for the season, everyone who passes feels it — and remembers who did it right.
Our Work · Southbrook
This is our work at Southbrook's entrance — monument and trees brought into one warm composition that greets every resident coming home after dark. A neighborhood entrance is the one piece of an HOA everyone sees every single day of December; lit well, it makes the whole community feel cared for.
Holiday lighting is the kind of task that eats staff time in exactly the season nobody has any. Our commercial program removes it from your list entirely: we design the look (with a rendering for board or ownership approval), install commercial-grade LEDs we own and maintain, monitor and service the display all season, then take everything down in January and store it. If a strand fails the week of a holiday event, that's our emergency, not your maintenance ticket.
Commercial projects are quoted by scope — linear footage, tree count, monument and signage work, and site logistics all factor in. Residential ranges are on the pricing page for reference; commercial quotes come from a site visit and are locked before any work begins. Booking by October 1 secures early-bird pricing and pre-Thanksgiving installation, which matters for retail.
By scope: linear footage, trees, monuments, signage, and site logistics. We quote after a site visit and the number is locked before work begins. Book by October 1 for early-bird pricing.
Yes — every project starts as a rendering, which makes board approval straightforward: everyone votes on a picture, not a description.
We do. The lights are our commercial-grade systems, monitored and serviced all season at no additional charge.
Yes — commercial installs are scheduled around tenant and customer hours, including early mornings and off-days.