Commercial Christmas lights for Hamilton County businesses
Neighborhood entrances, monuments, offices and storefronts, installed around the hours you keep and looked after for the whole season.
- Who we light
- HOA entrances, offices, storefronts, community buildings
- Scheduling
- Around your hours, including early and late
- Season
- Maintained while it is up, down in January
- Proposal
- One price for the season, presented on site
Jingle & Glow Co lights commercial property across Hamilton County, from neighborhood entrances in Westfield to storefronts and offices.
A commercial job is judged from a moving car. The entrance monument at the front of a subdivision is seen from the road by every household that lives behind it, and a storefront is seen by everyone who drives that road twice a day. That changes the design: fewer, larger gestures, even spacing, and one color temperature so the whole frontage reads as one decision rather than four.
It also changes the schedule. We install around your hours, which usually means early mornings, evenings or a weekend, and we work to a date you give us rather than to our own convenience. For a homeowners association, the practical part is that one person signs off, the whole season is one price, and nobody on the board is standing on a ladder at the entrance in November.
A columned entry lit warm, at the scale a frontage is seen from the parking lot.
What we light for businesses
HOA entrances and monuments
The sign, the surrounding beds and the trees at the entrance, lit so the whole approach reads together from the road.
Offices and professional buildings
Rooflines, entry canopies and the landscape at the front door, installed outside your working hours.
Storefronts and retail
Window lines, awnings and the doorway, sized so the display reads from across the parking lot rather than only up close.
Community and church buildings
Larger frontages and steeples, planned around services and events rather than around our schedule.
One point of contact
One person to call, one number for the season, and the owner who quoted the work is still the one you call once it is up.
How a commercial job runs
The walk around
We meet you on site, walk the frontage, and agree what is being lit and what is being left alone.
The proposal
One design and one number for the season, including maintenance and takedown, so there is nothing to approve later.
Scheduling
We book the install into the hours that suit you. For retail that is usually before opening.
Install
Cut to length on site, tested the same evening it goes up, and checked from the road rather than only from the ladder.
The season
We maintain the display while it is up and take it down in January.
Towns we serve
We are based in Sheridan and we light homes and businesses across Hamilton County and into Boone and Hancock. Pick your town to see what the work looks like there.
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Questions about this work
Do you work with homeowners associations?
Yes, and entrances are a large part of what we do. One board member is the contact, the season is one agreed number, and the design covers the monument, the beds and the trees at the entrance together.
September and October are the months to arrange it, because the entrance is expected to be lit by the first weekend of December.
Can you install outside business hours?
Yes. Retail frontages are usually done before opening and offices in the evening or at a weekend. Tell us the window and we schedule to it.
Working outside your hours is also safer for the install, because the parking lot and the sidewalk are empty.
Who maintains the lights during the season?
We do. A dark run at a subdivision entrance is noticed by every household behind it, so maintenance is part of the season rather than a call out fee.
You call or text the same number, and one of the owners comes out.
Do you take commercial lighting down in January?
Yes, takedown is included and it happens in January. We remove the strands and the hardware and leave the frontage the way we found it.
Storage is available if you would rather not keep a season of lighting in a maintenance closet for eleven months.
Talk about your frontage
Tell us what needs lighting and when it needs to be lit, and we will come and look at it.