Scheduled Takedown
Seasonal lighting and approved décor are removed after the holiday season according to the service schedule.
Post-season Christmas light removal, takedown and organized storage for seasonal displays installed through our managed Corpus Christi Christmas and holiday lighting program.
A professional Christmas or holiday lighting project should not end with the client figuring out ladders, tangled wiring and storage bins in January. For our installed seasonal displays, removal and organized off-season storage are part of the service.
Seasonal lighting and approved décor are removed after the holiday season according to the service schedule.
Lighting materials are kept organized around the property design rather than returned to the client as a pile of loose lights.
The seasonal system is stored between seasons as part of the managed program.
Organized storage supports a cleaner return to the approved property design when the next installation season arrives.
Removal and storage are part of why an all-inclusive lighting service is different from paying someone only to hang customer-owned lights.
The lighting materials in our seasonal program are tied to the approved design. That allows installation, maintenance, removal and storage to operate as one service instead of separate seasonal chores.
See Season-Long Maintenance
Direct answers about takedown and off-season storage.
Yes. For seasonal displays installed through our managed program, post-season removal is included in the service.
Yes. The seasonal lighting materials are organized for off-season storage rather than left for the client to pack and manage.
Most exterior service can be coordinated around property access. If a property has special access requirements, those should be discussed before the scheduled removal.
This page describes removal and storage for displays installed through our seasonal lighting program. Contact us if you have a different takedown request so we can determine whether it fits the current schedule and scope.
Send the property, desired areas and timing. We’ll build the next step around the actual scope.