1. You reach out
A call or an email with the basics about the property and what you’d like lit.
Contact
Talk to the person on the lift.
Call or email Lloyd, the owner of Custom Christmas Lighting, about holiday lighting for an Orange County HOA entrance, community common area, business, or home. The person you reach is the one who designs and installs the display.
What to include
A few details make the first conversation faster.
You don’t need measurements or a plan. Lloyd works those out on site. A short note with the basics is enough to get started.
The city, and whether it’s an HOA entrance, a community common area, a business, or a home.
What you picture lit: the entrance sign, the big trees, the palms, a roofline, or the whole approach.
Anything the plan has to respect, like HOA lighting guidelines, board approval steps, or gate access.
When you’d like the lights up. Late September through October is the planned window for booking and site visits.
2. A look at the property
Rooflines, trees, outlets, and access are easier to judge in person, so the plan starts on site.
3. A written quote
The quote spells out what gets lit and what it costs. Dates are confirmed there, not before. See the season.