Office and corporate campus holiday lighting.
Multi-building office parks, corporate headquarters and medical campuses across DFW. Installed after hours so tenants never see a ladder, invoiced on net terms, managed by one named contact from walkthrough to January takedown.
Office and corporate holiday lighting in DFW typically runs $3,500–$50,000+ depending on building count and scope. A single office building entrance and roofline is roughly $3,500–$8,000; a multi-building campus with entrances, monument signage, parking-structure accents and courtyard trees runs $20,000–$50,000+. Installation is scheduled after hours, and COIs, W-9s and Net-30 terms are standard.
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Built for
multi-building campuses.
Corporate work is a logistics problem more than a design problem — the lighting is the easy part.
Building entrances
Main entries, porte-cochères and lobby glass. The parts every employee and visitor passes twice a day.
Rooflines & architectural
Clean warm-white C9 lines that follow the building's architecture rather than outlining everything indiscriminately.
Parking structures
Deck edges, stairwell towers and entry ramps — often the most visible surface from the road at night.
Campus trees & courtyards
Feature-tree wrapping and courtyard lighting for the spaces employees actually use.
Monument & wayfinding signage
Entrance monuments and directional signage lit to stay legible rather than decorated into illegibility.
After-hours crews
Installed evenings and weekends. Badge escort, dock access and tenant notice all coordinated in advance.
Procurement-ready
from the first email.
The reason corporate projects stall is rarely the lighting — it is paperwork nobody prepared for.
We arrive with the documents your procurement process is going to ask for: certificate of insurance naming your entity as additional insured, W-9, workers' comp certificate, and a written scope with line-item pricing. That is the difference between a project approved in October and one still circulating in November.
Installation is scheduled around your tenants, not ours. For occupied office parks that means evenings and weekends, with badge escorts and dock access arranged in advance and tenant notice sent before crews arrive. No lobby closures, no lifts blocking a main entrance at 9am.
One named project manager owns the account from walkthrough through January takedown. For multi-building campuses that is the single thing facilities directors tell us matters most — not having to re-explain the site to a different crew lead every visit.
Transparent
office & corporate pricing.
Every figure below includes design, installation, in-season service, takedown and storage.
| Scope | Typical investment |
|---|---|
| Single building — entrance and roofline | $3,500–$8,000 |
| Single building — full exterior with trees and signage | $8,000–$15,000 |
| Small campus, 2–4 buildings | $15,000–$30,000 |
| Large campus, 5+ buildings with parking structures | $30,000–$50,000+ |
| Multi-year contract (rate locked, 3 years) | 10–15% below annual pricing |
All pricing includes design, installation, in-season service calls, January takedown and off-season storage. COI, W-9 and Net-30 terms are standard. Multi-year agreements lock your rate against material and labour increases.
Common
office & corporate questions.
The things buyers in this category actually ask before they commit.
How much does corporate holiday lighting cost in DFW?+
A single office building with entrance and roofline lighting typically runs $3,500–$8,000. A full single-building exterior with tree wrapping and signage is $8,000–$15,000. Multi-building campuses run $15,000–$50,000+ depending on building count, parking structures and courtyard scope.
Can you install without disrupting our tenants?+
Yes — after-hours and weekend installation is standard for occupied office parks. We coordinate badge escorts, dock access and tenant notice in advance, and we do not close lobbies or block main entrances during business hours.
Do you provide a COI, W-9 and net terms?+
Yes, all three, and we send them with the proposal rather than waiting to be asked. We carry $2M general liability and can name your entity as additional insured. Net-30 is standard for corporate accounts.
Who manages the project?+
One named project manager from the walkthrough through January takedown. You get a direct number rather than a dispatch queue, and the same crew lead returns to your site each visit.
How far in advance should we book?+
September for October installation. Corporate procurement cycles are the usual constraint — if approval takes three weeks, a November start becomes a December install. We can hold a date against a signed proposal while PO paperwork completes.
Can we lock pricing for multiple years?+
Yes. Three-year agreements typically run 10–15% below annual pricing and protect you against material and labour increases, which have moved meaningfully in the last two seasons.
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