Can our HOA board review the design before approving it?
Yes. After the site assessment the board gets a written proposal with the design concept, materials, timeline and pricing, and nothing is scheduled until it's approved.

Friendswood, TX
From HOA clubhouses and entrances in West Ranch to offices and shops along FM 518, we light Friendswood commercial properties from a written plan and on your schedule.
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Friendswood is a built-out city of around 41,000 people that has grown slowly since its Quaker founding, and its commercial properties sit close to the neighborhoods they serve. A West Ranch clubhouse, a community entrance sign or a lakeside amenity area is often the first thing residents see each evening, so the lighting there is judged by the whole community, not just the board that approved it.
That's why HOA work starts on paper. After the site assessment, the board receives a proposal laying out the design concept, the materials, the schedule and the cost, and nothing is booked until it's approved. Offices and retail spaces get the same document, plus an install window built around business hours.
On parade day, the Chamber's Christmas Lighted Parade travels along FM 518 into Stevenson Park for Santa in the Park, and businesses near that route have a big audience. If that's you, plan to have the lights on well before mid-December; if anything goes out afterward, prompt in-season repairs are included.

Yes. After the site assessment the board gets a written proposal with the design concept, materials, timeline and pricing, and nothing is scheduled until it's approved.
Yes. Churches are part of our commercial service, and we scope each property individually after an on-site assessment.
Custom design, professional install, and full removal & storage for your home.
Weddings, celebrations, festivals, and Festival of Lights displays.
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