Service
Takedown is scheduled before we ever put the lights up.
The houses that look neglected in February are the ones nobody booked for removal. We put the takedown on the calendar the same day we book the install.
WDGLOW removes every clip, stake, and strand we installed. Wire is coiled and labeled by zone — front eaves, east tree, entry — so next November is a rehang, not an archaeology project. You can keep the labeled bins, or you can ask us to store them. Storage is only promised when it is written on the job.
We book takedown through January, with a little room into early February for larger commercial sites. If a property needs to be dark the day after New Year's, say so. Associations often do.
If you only need removal of a previous install and you want us to maintain those same lights next year, we will look at them first. If they are worth saving, we will tell you. If they are not, we would rather sell you a new run than store a tangle.
What is included
- A takedown date chosen at booking
- Removal of clips, stakes, and wire we installed
- Labeling by area of the house
- Optional storage when it is written into the job
- A condition note so next year's rehang is faster
A good fit when
- Every WDGLOW installation
- Homeowners who do not want to climb in January
- Associations with a hard deadline to be dark
Questions
Is takedown included?
On WDGLOW installations, yes. The date is part of the quote. Storage is separate and only if you want it.
Can you take down lights you did not hang?
Sometimes. Send photos. If the clips and the wire are a mess, removal can cost as much as a small install, and we would rather quote it that way than surprise you.
Residential installation
Design, install, and removal for single-family homes, cottages, and estates.
Commercial and HOA lighting
Holiday lighting for businesses, HOAs, and properties that need a certificate and a schedule.
Roofline and architectural lighting
Clean C9-style LED lines on the roof edges that define the house.