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Commercial Christmas lighting for your property.
We design it, install it, maintain it through the season, and take it down in January.
Licensed & Insured
Commercial-Grade LED & C7/C9
In-Season Maintenance Included
Full Post-Holiday Takedown
The crews behind the holiday displays in Covington, Monroe, Loganville, Social Circle, and Gainesville.








What we light
Storefronts and signage, building outlines, trees, planters, and entryways. We can also build custom displays in your brand colors or around your logo.
We work with hotels and resorts, auto dealerships, retail and shopping centers, restaurants, country clubs, churches, office campuses, and municipal buildings and public spaces.
How it works
1
Design and quote.
We review your property and send you a design and a price.
2
Installation.
Our trained crew hangs everything with damage-free mounting. We never put nails or staples in your roofline, fascia, or brick.
3
In-season care.
If something goes out, call us and we’ll come fix it.
4
January takedown.
We remove everything on a schedule that works around your business.
5
Storage.
We can store your display until next season.
What it costs
Every commercial project is quoted individually based on property size and the complexity of the display. You’ll have your full price before we start.
Get Your Quote
Install dates are booking now for the 2026 season.
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Common Christmas Lights Installation Questions
What's actually included?
Design, installation, in-season maintenance, and takedown. Storage is available.
Can you work around our business hours?
[Confirm with the team: after-hours or off-peak installs?]
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Every installer also completes ladder and electrical safety training each year before the season starts.
How early should I book?
Aim for September or early October. That gets you first pick of install dates before the season rush.
Serving businesses and communities across Georgia and the Southeast.
Lighting your home? See residential holiday lighting.