Entrance monuments, clubhouses, gazebos, Main Street blocks and municipal buildings.
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Towns and HOAs light the same handful of things over and over: an entrance monument, a clubhouse, a gazebo, a stretch of Main Street. Doing it seasonally means budgeting for install and removal twice a year, and living with whatever the weather does to that schedule.
Permanent lighting turns that into one capital line and an app. The Fourth of July, the tree lighting, and every ordinary week in between all come off the same install. The Charleston area has a lot of planned communities with a monument at the front and a clubhouse in the middle, and we are happy to walk a board or a town through what it looks like before anyone commits.
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Nearly always, and we help with the paperwork. The channel is color-matched to your trim or gutter and reads as a shadow line from the street, which is what most architectural review committees want to see.
If your home is in a historic district with a Board of Architectural Review, or your community has its own review process, tell us early. It is the part of the timeline most likely to slip, and it is much easier to submit before your install date is booked than after.
We cover the Charleston area: downtown and the islands, West Ashley and James Island, Mount Pleasant and Daniel Island, North Charleston and Summerville, and the towns around them. Most of it is within about forty-five minutes of downtown.
If you are farther out and not sure whether we reach you, call 843.400.3005 and we will tell you straight away.
