For boards, property managers, and main streets.
Commercial, HOA & municipal displays
Multi-year agreements, one point of contact, and a call before you have to make one.
Visualization — not a photograph of a completed job.
Entrances, common areas, clubhouses, retail frontage, and civic displays. Scoped once, documented, and delivered on a schedule your residents can predict — with service visits logged so a board can see what was done without taking anyone’s word for it.
Priced for your property
Every community is scoped on site, because no two entrances are the same job. Multi-year agreements carry fixed pricing so a board is not re-bidding every autumn.
How commercial actually works
Different calendar, different terms, and we would rather you knew both before you ask for a number.
We are talking to you in January, not October
Commercial and HOA displays get decided three to six months ahead. If someone is cold-calling your centre in September they are a year late, and whatever they install will be whatever was left. Our proposals go out between January and May for the following season.
Three-year agreements, priced 10–15% below annual
Fixed for the term, so a board is not re-bidding every autumn and losing the crew that already knows where the power is and which tree is fragile. It is also why commercial accounts stay: renewal runs 85–95% against 40–55% for a residential install-only job.
Deposits of 40–50%, and we will tell you why
Net 30–60 with no deposit means we are financing your December during the single worst cash month in this business — which is how vendors get thin and service gets slow exactly when you need it. The deposit is what keeps the crew on your site rather than chasing cash elsewhere.
The bid includes the lift and the night work, up front
A large centre can look like a big number and net almost nothing once lift rental, after-hours access and change orders land. We price those in at the start instead of discovering them in November, because a surprise change order is how a three-year agreement becomes a one-year one.
Municipal work is a 2027 programme
Cities issue RFPs six to nine months out and score six separate line items rather than a lump sum — bonding, insurance limits, documented crews, condition reporting. We are building to bid those properly rather than badly this year. Talk to us now and you are on the calendar.
What the price includes
- A written scope with a map, so nobody argues about what "the entrance" meant
- Installation windows agreed against your calendar, not ours
- Proactive notice when something needs attention — before a resident reports it
- Photographed service records a board can put in its minutes
- Certificate of insurance on file, renewed automatically
The questions people actually ask
Why multi-year rather than annual bidding?
Because annual re-bidding costs a board more than it saves. The crew that installed last year already knows where the power is, which tree is fragile, and what the board complained about. Fixed multi-year pricing keeps that knowledge and removes the autumn scramble.
Our residents complain about how long lights stay up. Can you commit to a removal date?
Yes, in the agreement, with the same credit clause our homeowners get. Late removal is the most common reason a community changes vendors, so we would rather be held to it.
Everything here is backed in writing
The takedown schedule, the in-season service, the mounting method, the warranty, and how your price gets built are five written commitments, not sales language.
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