Christmas Lights for HOAs, Entrances and Amenity Centers

Who installs Christmas lights for HOAs in Jacksonville, Clay and St. Johns County?

What boards usually need

• A clear scope. A written list of what gets lit: each monument, each tree, each building edge.
• A schedule. An install date and a removal date that match the association's holiday decor dates.
• A written quote. Something a manager can put in front of the board for a vote.

Tell us what paperwork your board or management company needs when you request a quote.

What we light at community entrances

• Entrance monuments and walls
• Palms and oaks along the entry drive
• Gatehouses and columns
• Clubhouses and amenity centers
• Wreaths and garland on signs and gates

Planning for more than one season

Boards that want the same look every year can ask us to document the layout, so next season's quote starts from the same plan. Summer is a good time for that conversation, before budgets are set.

Working with property managers

If you manage several associations, send one list of communities and contacts. We will quote each one and line up dates across them.

Where HOAs are common

Master-planned communities with associations are common across the area, including Bartram Park and Deerwood in Jacksonville, Oakleaf, Eagle Harbor and Fleming Island Plantation in Clay County, and Nocatee, Julington Creek Plantation, RiverTown and World Golf Village in St. Johns County.

Do HOAs restrict Christmas lights on homes?

Many homeowners associations in Northeast Florida set dates for when holiday decor can go up and when it must come down. Check your association's rules or ask your management company. We schedule install and takedown to fit those dates. For a single home, see residential Christmas light installation.