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Holiday Lighting Service Checklist for Properties

Before approving a holiday lighting service, confirm in writing the display areas, materials and ownership, power sources, install and removal dates, in-season service and response, storage, insurance and exclusions.

Key takeaways

  • Areas and materials
  • Power and controls
  • Schedule
  • In-season service
  • Removal, storage and exclusions

Areas and materials

  • List of display areas
  • Materials per area
  • Whether materials are owned or provided

Power and controls

  • Outlet and circuit locations
  • Timers or controls and the on/off schedule
  • Who resolves tripped circuits

A site walk confirms these.

Schedule

  • Install window and working hours
  • Removal date
  • Resident or tenant notice

See the timeline.

In-season service

  • Whether outage service is included
  • How to report an issue
  • Post-storm checks

Removal, storage and exclusions

  • Who removes and stores
  • Insurance certificates if required by the property
  • Written exclusions

Storage is covered in the removal and storage guide.

Frequently asked questions

Why use a checklist?

It turns assumptions into written responsibilities before the season starts.

Is in-season service always included?

No. Confirm it in the written scope.

Should the property request insurance certificates?

If the property or management company requires them, ask before work begins.

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