Commercial Holiday Lighting in Omaha, NE

How commercial work differs

Installed off hours

Early mornings, evenings or overnight, so there is no lift parked across your entrance while customers are trying to get in.

One invoice, several sites

Property managers and HOAs get every address on one quote and one invoice, with each site scheduled on its own date.

Insured and documented

Certificates of insurance to whatever limits your lease or management company requires, sent before we are on site rather than after you ask.

Lifts where ladders will not reach

Parapets, canopies and tall entrances get the right equipment. We price the lift into the quote instead of discovering it on install day.

Kept lit, not just hung

A dark entrance reads as closed. Outages get a return visit through the season, and we check the display rather than waiting for a complaint.

Removed on a date you set

Takedown is scheduled at the same time as the install, so nothing is still hanging in February when corporate drives by.

What a commercial quote includes

Site walk and measurement, including access and power
Certificates of insurance to your required limits
Off-hours or overnight installation scheduling
Lift or boom work priced in, not added later
In-season service response for outages
Scheduled January removal and off-season storage

Commercial questions

Can you work around our hours?

That is the normal arrangement. Most commercial installs happen before opening, after close or overnight. Tell us the window and we schedule the crew into it.

Do you carry the insurance our landlord asks for?

Yes. Send us the requirement with the enquiry and we will have the certificate issued before the crew is scheduled.

We manage several properties. Can that be one contract?

Yes. We quote each address on its own line so you can see what each site costs, then bill it as one account with one renewal date.

What is the lead time?

Longer than residential. Commercial sites need a walk, access arrangements and sometimes a lift booking, so start the conversation in August or September for the same season.

Who owns the materials?

Either way works. Most multi-site clients lease, because replacement is included and there is nothing to store or account for at the end of the season.