Commercial seasonal lighting
Coordinated Halloween and Christmas displays for customer-facing properties, shared spaces, and managed portfolios across Central Florida.
Start with one property or several. The inquiry captures the property type, season, installation window, and decision-maker details needed to begin planning.
Designed around the property
The architecture, landscape, and arrival experience guide the plan.
Clear, property-specific scope
The proposed installation is tailored to the request and confirmed before work begins.
Seasonal service options defined in writing
Maintenance and takedown apply only when included in the accepted package.
Designed for commercial context
Guest arrival, street visibility, tenant experience, customer flow, and the character of the property all inform the proposed display. Every accepted scope is defined by property.
Customer-facing properties
Coordinate lighting and decorative elements for places where the arrival experience matters—without making unverified claims about prior contracts or project scale.
Communities & portfolios
Use the commercial inquiry path to identify the number and types of properties, season, preferred timing, and primary contact before individual scopes are prepared.
Properties we can plan for
Share the property type and goals. The display scope and included services are then defined for the specific request.
Seasonal lighting and décor composed around entrances, windows, rooflines, and customer-facing areas.
A coordinated exterior or entry presentation that complements the guest experience.
Seasonal accents for office buildings, workplace entries, and shared gathering areas.
Property-specific concepts for guest arrivals, outdoor spaces, and prominent architectural features.
Coordinated displays for entrances, clubhouses, amenity areas, and other agreed common spaces.
Seasonal lighting and decorative installation planned for the property and event setting.
An inquiry path that supports multiple properties while keeping each proposed scope clearly defined.
A clear four-step process
Every inquiry follows the same straightforward path, while the display itself remains specific to the property.
Share the address, service type, preferred timing, and the display you have in mind.
We review the property and define the recommended display and installation scope.
Your display is installed and tested according to the scope you accepted.
Maintenance and takedown are provided when they are included in your written package.
Frequently asked questions
Exact display scope, timing, materials, and included services are confirmed in the proposal for your property.
Yes. Deck the Walls Lighting plans residential and commercial seasonal displays, including inquiries for storefronts, restaurants, offices, apartment communities, HOAs, hospitality properties, event venues, and property portfolios.
Share the property address or ZIP code, whether the property is residential or commercial, the season, preferred installation period, requested service, and a short description of the display you have in mind.
Not necessarily. Photos and property details may be enough to begin planning, but some projects may require additional information or an on-site review before the scope is confirmed.
Yes. Commercial inquiries can cover customer-facing businesses, offices, shared residential properties, hospitality properties, venues, and multiple managed properties. Each location and scope is reviewed individually.
Yes. Include the number and types of properties in the commercial inquiry. The proposed scope for each property can then be reviewed and defined clearly.
Yes. Select both seasons in the inquiry and describe the timing and display areas you are considering for each one.
Maintenance or troubleshooting is provided only when it is included in your written package. Review the accepted scope for the service details that apply to your project.
Takedown is provided only when it is included in your written package. The accepted scope will state whether removal is part of the project.
Commercial inquiry
Include the property type, number of locations, season, preferred installation period, and primary contact so the commercial request can be reviewed clearly.
Greater Orlando and Central Florida
