Holiday lighting for McDonough businesses
A welcoming storefront draws people in. We light it, keep it lit and take it down when the season ends.
Built around how you operate
A business cannot close for a lighting job, so we plan the install around your hours, your customers and your landlord. Early mornings, quiet afternoons and staged work across several buildings are all normal for us.
- Storefronts, offices, restaurants, churches and apartment communities
- Priced by roofline and edge footage, written down before we start
- Repairs prioritized, since a dark gap shows on a busy street
- Removal and storage included; insured and bonded
Buildings with many peaks are measured edge by edge, the same way we price a storefront.
Where we usually work
Historic downtown
Low-profile lighting that respects older buildings and awnings.
Offices & clinics
Clean rooflines and entries that read well from the road.
Churches & schools
Plans timed around services, programs and community events.
Apartment communities
Many buildings priced as one property and scheduled in stages.
Beyond the roofline
Canopies of string light over a courtyard or fountain, wrapped columns, lit planters and monument signs all pull a property together. We plan them as part of one proposal, with each element priced on its own line.
Landlord paperwork, access instructions or an insurance certificate? Send us the request and we will help you get through it.
Business lighting questions
Do you light shops and restaurants around the McDonough Square?
Yes. Historic downtown buildings with awnings, eaves and storefront windows are good candidates for clean, low-profile lighting. We plan around your hours, foot traffic and any rules your landlord has.
Can you light a church, school or nonprofit building?
Yes. We work from the footage of the roof, steeple or entry and give a written price your board or committee can approve. Install dates can be set around services and events.
Do you work on apartment communities and multi-building properties?
Yes. We map each building, price the whole property by total footage and schedule it in stages so one crew finishes one area before moving to the next.
Can you light a monument sign or entrance for our business?
Yes. Monument signs, planters, canopies and parking-lot edges are common add-ons next to the main roofline.
What happens if one section goes dark on a storefront?
Tell us by call or text and we will repair it. A dark gap looks worse than no lights, so commercial repairs are a priority.
When should a business request holiday lighting?
As soon as you know your target date. Commercial jobs take a site visit and sometimes landlord approval, so starting early gives everyone room.
Light up your business this season
Send the address and a few photos of the building, plus any dates we need to work around.