Commercial Holiday Decorating in Burlington
Burlington sits at the centre of our Hamilton-Halton route, so our crews are in the city most weeks from October to January. Downtown Burlington along Brant Street and the waterfront at Spencer Smith Park, the retail corridor around Mapleview and Fairview, the office parks along North Service Road and the QEW and the Plains Road strip through Aldershot all have properties we decorate. We supply pre-lit lobby trees, garland, wreaths and commercial-grade exterior lighting from our own inventory, install after hours and maintain it all season at no charge for any fault.
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Burlington's exterior work ranges from small to very large. A Brant Street restaurant may want a warm-white outline and a lit cone tree by the door, while a QEW office campus wants hundreds of feet of roofline, wrapped entrance trees and lit column garland that read from the highway. Plazas along Fairview, Guelph Line and Appleby Line want fascia outlines, cone trees at pylons and a plaza tree customers photograph. We run bucket trucks and aerial lifts and use LED strings and C9 bulbs rated for lake wind and freezing rain.
Inside, Burlington's condo towers along Lakeshore Road and in the downtown core, its hotels near the QEW, its seniors' residences and its professional offices ask for lobby trees matched to the interior finishes, garland on staircases and planters at the doors. Seasonal leasing bundles design, product, install, maintenance, takedown and labelled storage into one price, and multi-year agreements lock pricing and the install week. Call 519-266-6796 or send plans and photos; we reply within one business day with a Burlington site visit or quote.
Where we work in Burlington
Downtown Burlington and Brant Street
Brant Street, Lakeshore Road and the waterfront around Spencer Smith Park are restaurants, boutiques, condo towers and city buildings that host winter festivals. Warm-white storefront outlines, wrapped boulevard trees, wreaths on posts and condo lobby trees suit the core, and we coordinate with the Burlington Downtown Business Association so the lighting fits the festival schedule.
Mapleview and Fairview corridor
The retail cluster around Mapleview Drive, Fairview Street and the Burlington GO station has large plazas, hotels, car dealerships and apartment buildings. Storefront fascia outlines, lit cone trees at entrances and pylons, wrapped parking-lot trees and leased lobby trees inside the hotels and residential buildings cover the usual scope, installed early morning or overnight.
North Service Road and QEW business parks
Head offices and professional buildings along North Service Road, Harvester Road and the South Service Road have landscaped entrance drives and glass reception atriums seen from the QEW. Roofline or canopy outlines, warm-white tree wraps along the drive, lit cone trees at reception and a lobby tree sized to the atrium give these campuses a consistent corporate look.
Aldershot and Plains Road
Plains Road West through Aldershot is a long strip of plazas, restaurants, garden centres and new mid-rise condos near the Aldershot GO station. Storefront outlines, cone trees, wrapped boulevard trees and condo lobby trees are the typical requests, and the stretch benefits from a coordinated look so it reads as one corridor at night.
What we decorate in Burlington
Restaurants, Retail & Dealerships
Brant Street, Lakeshore Road and Plains Road restaurants and shops rely on December walk-in traffic. Warm-white outlines, wrapped trees out front, wreaths on columns and bistro lights over patios draw people in, and our maintenance visits keep every strand lit through the Burlington festival weekends.
Sector pageCondo & Apartment Lobbies
Burlington condo boards along Lakeshore Road, in the downtown core and in Aldershot commonly lease a 9 to 12 foot pre-lit lobby tree with coordinated ornaments and a wreath over the entrance. Garland on the concierge desk and lit accent trees flanking the main tree are common add-ons for the larger waterfront towers.
Sector pageOffice Buildings & Corporate Campuses
QEW-corridor head offices and professional buildings in Burlington want a reception tree matched to the lobby finishes, garland on the desk, lit planters at the doors and a roofline or canopy outline visible from the highway. Installs are done after hours through facilities so staff arrive to a finished space.
Sector pagePlazas & Shopping Centres
Plazas along Fairview, Guelph Line, Appleby Line and Mapleview Drive want lighting that reads from the arterials. We outline fascias in warm-white, place lit cone trees at entrances and pylon signs, wrap parking-lot trees and add a plaza Christmas tree, installed on one landlord-approved morning schedule before stores open.
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Decorating a property in Burlington? Start with a site visit.
Send the form or call. We reply within one business day, walk the property (or work from plans and photos), and come back with a marked-up design, a fixed price for the season, and an optional multi-year rate. About 1 hour 20 minutes via Highway 401 and Highway 403 from our London base, with crews on the road across Halton Region every week of the season.
Request a commercial quote
We reply within one business day and book a site visit at your convenience.