Commercial
Commercial Christmas Lighting in Charlotte and Lee County
HOAs, resorts, marinas, retail and municipal, on a schedule, under contract, fully insured.
Commercial work runs differently to residential, and it should. There is a committee or a manager to answer to, a budget cycle, a hard date the lights have to be on by, and a property that cannot be disrupted while we work.
We quote it that way: defined scope, defined dates, defined service terms, and certificates of insurance before anyone sets foot on site.
Included
How commercial engagements work
Site walk and written scope
We walk the property with whoever owns the decision, and put the scope in writing so there is no ambiguity later.
Scheduled installation
Agreed dates, worked around your trading hours and your residents. Out-of-hours installation where the site needs it.
Season-long service agreement
A defined response for outages and damage, so a dark section on a Friday night is our problem to solve.
Insurance and compliance
Certificates of insurance provided up front. Trained crews, proper equipment, documented safe working practice.
Multi-year arrangements
Most commercial clients re-book. A multi-year agreement locks your dates and makes budgeting straightforward.
Detail
Properties we work on
HOAs and gated communities
Entrances, guardhouses, boulevards and common areas. Usually the entry feature is what the whole community judges the season by.
Resorts and marinas
High-traffic, high-expectation, and often visible from the water as well as the road, which changes how you light it.
Retail and hospitality
Frontage, walkways and parking areas. Practical: it needs to look generous without getting in the way of trade.
Municipal and civic
Public spaces, medians and civic buildings, delivered to procurement requirements and public-safety standards.
Commercial Lighting questions
Can you work to our budget?
Yes, and it is worth telling us the number early. Holiday lighting scales cleanly. We would rather design something excellent within your figure than quote something you have to cut back.
Do you provide certificates of insurance?
Yes, before work begins, addressed as your property manager or HOA requires.
Can you install outside business hours?
Yes. For most retail and hospitality sites that is the normal arrangement.
How far ahead should a commercial property book?
Further ahead than residential. Commercial scopes take longer to agree and often need board or committee approval, so a summer conversation is not too early.
More questions are answered on the full FAQ page.
Also available
The rest of what we do.
Holiday Lighting
Designed on site, installed by our own crews, and gone again in January.
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Installed once. Warm white all year, festive whenever you want it.
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The part of the house people actually walk up to.
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Get started
Design consults for the 2026 season are booking now.
Tell us about your property and we will come take a look. No cost, no pressure, and you will have a fixed price before anything goes up.