Something your board can vote on
You get the locations, cost and timing on paper, and board members can ask us questions directly.
- Entrance monuments, signs and walls
- Clubhouses, pools and gatehouses
- Common-area trees and landscaping
- We supply, maintain, remove and store the lights
- Insured and bonded, proof on request
Two ways to light a neighborhood
Common areas only
The association covers the entrance, clubhouse and shared grounds. One schedule, one look.
Common areas plus homes
Residents can sign up to match, and we invoice those homeowners ourselves.
HOA lighting FAQ
Do you light HOA entrances and subdivisions in Fayette County?
Yes. Entrance monuments, community signs, clubhouses, pools and shared landscaping are all on our list.
What does HOA Christmas lighting run?
We use the same $8 to $15 per linear foot rate, with extras such as trees and monument details added on. A written proposal comes from your list of locations.
Can you give our board something in writing?
Yes. The proposal lays out the locations, price and timing, and we take questions straight from board members.
Can you do a neighborhood entrance sign?
Yes. Signs, columns, walls and the beds around them are the most common community jobs we get.
Can residents hire you as well?
Yes. We can quote individual homes in a matching style and bill each homeowner on their own.
Do you follow our covenants on color and timing?
Yes. Send us the rules and we design inside them.
Who takes the lights down?
We do, in early January, and we store them afterward.
Can everything be done before our holiday event?
Give us the date and we will schedule backward from it so the lights are on in time.
Who do we call if something goes out mid-season?
Call or text 470-748-3065 and we will handle the repair.
Do you carry insurance for community work?
Yes, insured and bonded, with proof available whenever the board asks.
Bringing this to a board meeting?
Name the community and what should be lit, and we will prepare a proposal for your board to review.