HOA Christmas Light Installation
Christmas lighting for homeowners associations across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Entrances, clubhouses and common areas designed, installed, maintained, taken down and stored, with one point of contact and one invoice.
For Boards and Property Managers
A Board Is Not the Same Buyer as a Homeowner
An association spends money that belongs to its residents, decides by committee, and has to be able to explain the decision afterwards. We work to that reality rather than against it: a price you can take to a meeting, documentation for your records, and a display that looks the same in year three as it did in year one.
What We Light in a Community
Most associations start at the entrance and work inward as the budget allows.
Neighborhood entrances
The entrance is the one thing every resident and every visitor passes. Monument signs, entry columns, gatehouses and the trees framing the approach are where a community display earns its budget.
Clubhouse and amenity buildings
Rooflines, columns, porches and railings on the clubhouse, pool house or amenity center, the buildings residents actually gather at through December.
Common areas and streetscape
Median trees, common green space, walking paths and the specimen trees that carry a streetscape after dark.
Gates, guardhouses and signage
Smaller structures that read from a distance and tie the whole entrance together.
Amenity and event spaces
Pools, pavilions and gathering areas, lit for the season or for a specific community event.
Resident homes, separately
Plenty of residents want their own home done once they have seen the common areas. Those are quoted individually and billed to the homeowner, not the association.

Why Community Displays Fail
Consistency Is the Whole Point
A community display does not fail because it is too small. It fails because it is piecemeal. One entrance done in warm white, a clubhouse done in cool white by a different contractor, and a section that was skipped when the budget ran out. Residents notice the mismatch long before they notice the scale.
We design the community as one thing. Colour temperature, bulb type, spacing and mounting are consistent from the entrance to the clubhouse, and every strand is cut to the structure it goes on rather than pulled off a shelf in a fixed length. If the budget only covers the entrance this year, we design so that next year extends it instead of clashing with it.
Because we store the lights off season and keep the design on file, the same display goes back up next year without a new board having to rebuild the decision from nothing.
- One design across every structure
- Phased so later years extend rather than clash
- Stored and repeatable year to year



Client Feedback
What Our Customers Say
How Working With Us Actually Goes
One point of contact
Whoever the association puts in charge deals with one person here, not a rota. Nobody has to relay questions through three people.
A number you can take to a meeting
We can price the community on a phone call, so you can bring a real figure to a board or budget meeting without committing to anything first.
Documentation for your records
Our crews are insured and we can provide proof of insurance before work starts, which is usually the first thing a board asks for.
Scheduling around residents
Installs are scheduled so access, noise and parking are the least disruptive we can make them.
Everything included in one price
Design, custom cut commercial grade LED, installation by insured crews, in season maintenance, takedown and off season storage. One invoice, not six.
No long-term commitment
No contracts. If the association wants a different direction next year, that is a conversation, not a penalty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work directly with HOA boards and property managers?
Yes. We work with whoever the association puts in charge, a board member, a committee chair or a management company, and we keep one point of contact so nobody is chasing updates through three people.
Can you give us a price before we take it to the board?
Yes. Call us on (615) 595-9686 and we can price it on the phone, so you have a number to bring to a meeting without booking anything first. If the community is large or you would rather we walked it, we will come out.
Can you provide proof of insurance for our association?
Yes. Our crews are insured and we can provide documentation for your records before any work starts.
How far ahead should an association book?
Earlier than a homeowner would. Associations usually need a budget approved and a decision minuted before anything can be signed, and our install calendar fills before Thanksgiving. September or October gives you room for both.
Do you handle takedown and storage for the community?
Yes, both are included. We remove everything after the holidays and store the lights, labeled, so the association is not finding storage space for them.
What happens if something goes dark during the season?
Call, text or email us and we fix it within 24 hours at no extra charge. On a community display that matters more than on a single home, because a dark entrance is the first thing residents notice.
Can the display stay consistent year to year?
Yes, and it usually should. Because we store the lights and keep the design on file, a community can repeat the same display without redesigning it every autumn or explaining it to a new board from scratch.
Is there a contract or long-term commitment?
No. There are no contracts and no long-term commitments. Book us for one season or for many.
Communities We Serve
We light associations across Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee communities.
- Nashville
- Brentwood
- Franklin
- Hendersonville
- Gallatin
- 12 South
- Sylvan Park
- Hillwood
- Belle Meade
- Green Hills
- Forest Hills
- Oak Hill
- College Grove
We also handle individual homes and commercial properties. Here is how it works.
Get a Price for Your Community
Call and we can price it on the phone, so you have a figure to take to the board. No obligation.
