Clovis Commercial Holiday Decor
Commercial Christmas Lighting & Decor in Clovis, CA
Holiday lighting for Clovis storefronts, restaurants, offices and neighborhood entries. Design, decor, install, service, takedown and storage come from one team.
Old Town storefronts · Restaurants and patios · Community entries
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Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscape installs commercial Christmas lighting in Clovis, in Fresno County, for storefronts, restaurants, offices and residential-community entries. Programs include design, supplied commercial-grade LED lighting and decor, installation around business hours, in-season service, January–February takedown and storage. Each program is priced by scope after a site visit.
300+
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1998
Christmas division founded
Bonadelle
Neighborhoods is a client
5
counties served
Commercial Holiday Lighting & Decor
Commercial Holiday Decor for Clovis Storefronts and Entries
Storefront and awning lighting
Warm-white C9 or mini-light runs along storefront lines, awnings and window frames, attached with clips where possible on older facades.
Patio and outdoor dining light
Bistro strands over patios and wrapped trees near seating keep restaurants inviting on cold December evenings. Bistro systems can also stay up year-round.
Monument signs and community entries
Lit garland, wreaths and uplighting on monument signs and entry walls for residential communities and business parks.
Wreaths and window decor
Wreaths, bows and garland sized to doors and windows, so a row of storefronts reads as one coordinated display.
Wrapped frontage and courtyard trees
Trunk and canopy wraps on courtyard and frontage trees add height and glow without touching the building.
Year-round permanent options
OMNI RGB or PermaLites 365 for restaurants and retail that want building lighting for holidays, game days and community events.
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More Commercial Displays
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Atrium lobby with a decorated Christmas tree
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Grand staircase with garland and a decorated tree
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Reception desk with garland and a decorated tree
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Glass building entry with garland
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Building with lit snowflake decor
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Church outlined in white lights
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Large tree wrapped in warm lights
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Entry porch with garland and a wreath
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Courtyard with crystal trees and a lit fountain
Holiday Lighting for Old Town Clovis Storefronts
Old Town Clovis is a walkable district of older storefronts, restaurants and shops, and holiday lighting there is seen up close by people on foot. Fine detail around windows and doors matters more than sheer volume, and warm white usually suits the brick and wood fronts better than heavy color. Attachments are planned so nothing damages trim, signage or masonry.
Storefronts also share sidewalks, so installs are scheduled before shops open or after close, with ladders and lifts kept out of foot traffic. For a merchant group or a property owner with several fronts, one shared design keeps the block consistent while each business keeps its own entry decor. In-season service covers burned-out sections without the shop owner climbing a ladder.
Warm-white detail sized for foot traffic
Clip-based attachment on older facades
Installs before opening or after close
Shared design across several storefronts
Lighting Clovis Community Entries and Business Parks
Clovis has grown through planned residential communities, and many of them open with a monument sign, landscaped median or entry wall. Bonadelle Neighborhoods is among our clients, and entry lighting for communities like these is often the first thing residents and buyers see at night. Lit garland, wreaths and trunk wraps on entry trees make a neighborhood look cared for without lighting every home.
For HOA boards and community managers, the practical questions come first: where the nearest outlet is, whether the sign lights share a circuit with other equipment, and who handles a tripped breaker on a rainy night. We answer those during the walkthrough, set timers to dusk, around 4:45 pm in December, and service the display until January–February takedown.
Monument signs, entry walls and medians
Power and timer checks at each entry
Service through the season
One plan for several entries or phases
Clovis, Fresno County
Planning Commercial Holiday Lighting in Clovis
Old Town Clovis
Historic storefronts and restaurants seen at walking pace, where detail and careful attachment count more than sheer bulb count.
Candy Cane Lane area
The Candy Cane Lane area on the Fresno–Clovis side draws visitors every December.
Clovis Rodeo heritage
The Clovis Rodeo has run for more than a century. Permanent lighting can carry a business from rodeo season to December.
Fresno and Clovis together
Owners with properties in both cities can run them as one program with shared design, scheduling and service.
How it works
How a Clovis Commercial Install Works
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Walkthrough
We visit the Clovis storefront, restaurant or entry and note outlets, attachment points and sidewalk access.
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Design and proposal
You get a layout, itemized pricing and an install window set around your hours.
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Install and service
Crews install before opening or after close and handle repairs all season.
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Takedown and storage
Decor comes down in January or February and is stored at our facility for next year.
Pricing
What Drives the Cost of Commercial Christmas Lights in Clovis?
Seasonal commercial lighting is priced by scope after a walkthrough; there is no flat rate.
Storefront width and detail
Window outlines, awnings and fine trim take more time per foot than a simple roofline.
Number of entries
Each monument sign or community entry needs its own power check, timer and service visits.
Tree wraps
Tall frontage and median trees need more light and lift time.
Patio coverage
Patio size and available anchor points decide how many bistro strands and support cables are needed.
Power at the site
Entries without a nearby outlet may need an electrician before lights can run.
Seasonal or permanent
Permanent systems cost more up front but stay installed for years; they are priced by footage, controller count and mounting conditions.
FAQ
Commercial Holiday Lighting & Decor in Clovis: Common Questions
Do you install holiday lighting for Old Town Clovis businesses?
Yes. We design and install commercial holiday lighting for Clovis storefronts and restaurants, including older buildings in Old Town. Designs favor warm-white detail around windows and doors, attachments are planned to protect trim and masonry, and installs are scheduled before opening or after close to keep sidewalks clear.
Can you light HOA monument signs and entries in Clovis?
Yes. Community entries are a common Clovis project: lit garland and wreaths on monument signs, uplighting, and trunk wraps on entry trees. We check power at each entry, set timers to dusk and service the display through the season, which suits HOA boards that do not want volunteers on ladders.
How should a Clovis HOA board budget for entry lighting?
Start by listing every entry and median you want lit, then ask for an itemized proposal by late summer. Seasonal programs are priced by scope, so boards can phase entries in over several years. Because decor is supplied and stored by us, the budget covers a finished display, not storage or replacement.
Can our Clovis and Fresno locations share one program?
Yes. Many owners run sites in both cities, and one design standard and schedule can cover them. Each location still gets its own walkthrough and activation date, and the same team handles service calls and January–February takedown across all of them.
Can restaurant patio lights stay up after the holidays?
Yes. Bistro lighting can be installed as a permanent patio feature with outdoor-rated strands, support cable for long spans and timers, separate from your seasonal Christmas decor. New circuits or permanent electrical work are coordinated with a qualified electrician, and pricing is set by layout and site conditions.
Do Clovis shops have to store the decorations?
No. We supply the commercial-grade lighting and decor, maintain it through December, take it down in January or February and store it at our facility. For a shop with a small back room that matters: nothing takes up stock space, and next season's install starts from inventory we have already inspected and repaired.
When should Clovis businesses book commercial holiday lighting?
Installs start in September, and large commercial projects can start earlier. Aim to approve your design by about September 1, especially if you want custom pieces or a large tree. Booking early secures preferred install dates before the November rush. Later requests are still worth a call; what can be scheduled depends on the crew calendar and decor already in stock.
Is Clovis inside your regular service area?
Yes. Clovis is one of seven core cities in our primary service area, along with Fresno, Visalia, Tulare, Hanford, Porterville and Bakersfield. Our crews are based in Porterville, and Clovis work is scheduled together with nearby Fresno County projects.
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