Holiday lighting for King of Prussia offices, storefronts and homes, from the business parks to the neighborhoods between the highways.
King of Prussia is a census-designated place in Upper Merion Township, Montgomery County. It is known for its mall and office parks, but close to 25,000 people also live here in single homes, townhomes and apartments. We handle Christmas light installation in King of Prussia for businesses and homes alike, and we set up lighting for corporate and private events.
Few places near Philadelphia work quite like it. Four major highways meet here: I-76, US 422, US 202 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A business park of roughly 676 acres holds more than 60 companies, and about 60,000 people work in the area, around three times the number who live in it. Valley Forge National Historical Park sits just to the west.
That makes King of Prussia the most commercial town on our list. Offices, restaurants, shops and other business properties want to look festive for clients and staff, and homeowners want the same for their own street. Tell us what you have in mind and the quote is free.
We light building entrances, signs, front trees and planters for offices and businesses. If a property hosts clients in December, the lights can go up ahead of the season, and a timer can switch them on each evening if you add one.
Office holiday parties, client evenings and fundraisers can get string lights, bistro lights, and tree and pathway lighting, installed before the event and taken down afterward.
Homes around King of Prussia range from single houses on established streets to townhomes built in the last few years. We outline the house and light the trees and shrubs, and a timer can switch it all on at dusk if you want one.
A permanent system mounts along the trim and is usually controlled from a phone app. In a townhome community, check with your HOA first, since associations differ on whether they allow it.
The writer Joel Garreau held up King of Prussia as a textbook edge city, where offices, shopping and hotels grew up around highway interchanges instead of along a main street. That means most businesses here are seen from a parking lot or a road, not a sidewalk.
Lighting has to work at that scale. Bold outlines on entrances, lit trees at the driveway and signs that stand out after dark do more here than small details in a window.
We supply the lights for a business display, so there is nothing for the business to buy. Ask about takedown when you request your quote.
Not all of King of Prussia is office space. Recent developments such as the Village at Valley Forge and King of Prussia Town Center added apartments and townhouses, and Upper Merion also has established streets of single homes.
In a townhome, the display usually shares a wall with a neighbor and has to follow association rules on colors and dates. On a single home with a yard there is more freedom: trees, shrubs, a lamppost, the front walk. We plan for whichever one you live in, and we keep cords off shared walks and parking spaces.
If you get home after dark in December, a timer can have the house lit before you pull in. Ask about adding one when you request your quote.
Business displays can need more lead time than most homes. There may be a landlord to approve the plan and building rules about what can be attached to the front. Call as early as you can; earlier bookings have more install dates to choose from.
Signs, trees and entrances usually matter most, because they are what drivers see from the road. A lit entrance and a lit sign can carry a display on their own.
A timer can handle the daily switching for the whole season, so no one on staff has to remember to plug anything in. Ask about adding one, and about takedown, when you request your quote.
Yes. King of Prussia and the rest of Upper Merion Township are in our service area. We light businesses, homes and events, and quotes are free. Tell us about the property (a few photos help) and we will send a free quote.
It depends on the size of the property, how many entrances, signs and trees are lit, how high the lights go, the colors and timers. A single storefront and a large office building are very different jobs, so we quote each one. Photos of the entrances, signs and trees you want lit are the easiest way to start.
Commercial displays are usually planned to be seen from farther away and at a larger scale, across entrances, signs, trees and parking areas. Residential lighting focuses on the outline of the house, the porch and the yard. Both rely on the same basics of clips and tidy cord runs. Commercial displays also need more planning around entrances, signs and parking.
Yes. We set up string lights, bistro lights, and tree and pathway lighting for office parties and client events, and take everything down afterward. Tell us the date, the space and the look you have in mind, and we will plan around it.
Usually, but check your HOA rules first. Many associations set limits on colors, placement or dates. Send your HOA guidelines with your quote request and the plan takes them into account.
Yes. We light single homes and townhomes in King of Prussia, outlining the house and lighting trees, shrubs and the front walk. If you run a business here and live nearby, we can quote both together.