Service
Commercial holiday lighting with a schedule a property manager can hold.
A business or an association does not need a louder version of a house install. It needs a design that survives foot traffic, a quote a board can approve, and a crew that shows up on the day the lease or the board minutes named.
WDGLOW lights storefronts, offices, restaurants, marinas, and common areas from downtown Westerly and Mystic to Newport, Providence, and the Connecticut shore. We plan for signage, awnings, entries, and the trees a customer actually sees from the sidewalk. The rest of the building stays dark on purpose.
Associations and commercial landlords can request a certificate of insurance with the quote. Tell us the rules you already know: attachment limits, color, hours, and the date lights must be down. We write the install and the takedown against those dates instead of discovering them the morning of the job.
Multi-building properties are quoted as a set, with one crew plan, so the association is not coordinating five vendors. Maintenance during the season is available when a run goes out in a public area.
What is included
- A written quote a board, owner, or manager can approve
- Install and takedown dates set before work starts
- Certificate of insurance available on request with the quote
- Entries, facades, trees, and common areas designed together
- Mid-season service for outages in public view
A good fit when
- Downtown shops and restaurants
- HOAs and condominium associations
- Offices, marinas, inns, and professional campuses
Questions
Can you work around business hours?
Yes. Retail and restaurants usually want the lift work done before open or after close. Put the hours on the request and we will quote the visit inside them.
Do you invoice a property manager rather than a resident?
Yes. The quote and the job can be in the association or business name, with the site contact listed separately.