Retail & Storefronts
Create visibility around rooflines, storefronts, entrances, windows and landscape features that customers see first.
Create a holiday display that looks intentional to customers, residents and guests, without adding another seasonal project to your property team’s workload. We design, supply, install, maintain, remove and store commercial holiday lighting.
Serving commercial properties in Washington, DC, Bethesda, Arlington and Alexandria.

A commercial display has to do more than look festive. It needs to read clearly from the street, work around entrances and operations, hold up visually through the season and be manageable for the people responsible for the property.
Create visibility around rooflines, storefronts, entrances, windows and landscape features that customers see first.
Build a welcoming exterior experience with roofline lighting, greenery, wreaths, trees and entry décor.
Coordinate lighting across entrances, façades, common areas and landscaping without making the property feel over-decorated.
Highlight entrances, monuments, clubhouses, trees and shared spaces with a cohesive seasonal design.
Decorate leasing entrances, amenity areas, landscape features and building lines to improve the resident and visitor experience.
Customer-facing venues and unique properties can be scoped around the features, access and operating requirements of the site.
Professional holiday lighting is a system. The visual result depends on the quality of the lights, greenery and mounting materials, and on how those pieces are planned together across the property.


The best commercial design prioritizes the sightlines and spaces that create the most impact instead of spreading the budget evenly across every surface.
Street approaches, customer entrances, monument signs and key façades establish the visual hierarchy.
Installation access, business hours, resident traffic and other site requirements are considered before scheduling.
Rooflines, trees, greenery and lower landscape elements work together so the property reads at multiple distances.
Maintenance, removal and storage are planned as part of the project, not afterthoughts once installation is complete.
Commercial projects vary too much for a useful one-size-fits-all package. A storefront roofline, HOA entrance and multi-building property can have completely different access, materials and labor requirements.
Include the address, photos, areas you want decorated, preferred installation timing and any known access or operating requirements.
Request a Commercial ProposalCommercial customers need clarity. The project should move through a predictable sequence so property teams know what is happening and what information is needed next.
Share the location, property type, desired scope, photos and scheduling requirements.
We develop the recommended lighting and décor scope around visibility, access and budget.
We coordinate the approved scope with the property’s access and operating considerations.
Installed displays receive in-season maintenance so the property can stay presentation-ready.
After the season, the display is removed and stored according to the project agreement.
Our current commercial service-area strategy is intentionally concentrated so the company can build strong local relevance and operational consistency in the markets that matter most.
Residential lighting follows a different design, pricing and buying process. Visit the dedicated page for rooflines, trees, wreaths, garland and full-service home installations.
Residential Christmas Light Installation →Commercial holiday lighting can be designed for storefronts, restaurants, offices, mixed-use properties, HOAs, apartment and condominium communities, hospitality properties and other customer-facing spaces.
Yes. Commercial projects can include professional LED roofline lighting, mini lights, professional clips, timers, wreaths, commercial-grade garland, bows, stake lighting and other approved décor elements.
Commercial projects are planned around access, customer traffic and property operations. Tell us about required installation windows, loading access or other site constraints during the proposal process.
Commercial pricing is project-specific. Cost is driven by linear footage, mounting height, access equipment, trees and landscaping, décor quantities, electrical planning, installation windows and the overall design scope.
In-season maintenance is part of the full-service model for installed displays. The project scope should define how seasonal service is handled so property teams know what to expect.
Yes. Commercial projects can include post-season takedown and storage as part of the seasonal service.
Yes. Larger properties can be planned as a coordinated display across entrances, buildings, trees, common areas and customer-facing sightlines, subject to the agreed scope.
Helpful information includes the property address, photos or plans, areas you want decorated, desired installation timing, access limitations, electrical considerations, design preferences and any operational requirements.
Our current focus areas are Washington, DC, Bethesda, Maryland, Arlington, Virginia and Alexandria, Virginia.
Send the property address, the areas you want decorated and your preferred timing. We’ll use that information to build a property-specific commercial proposal.