Small space. Big sparkle.
Balcony rails, window boxes, doors and stoops lit with tidy, HOA-friendly designs that look great on a narrow frontage.
- Priced by: Frontage width, number of windows and balcony rail length
- Styles: Rail wraps, window outlines, wreaths and lit planters
What it is, and why it matters.
Townhomes and condos have less room, but they can still dazzle. A lit balcony rail, a wreath on the door and a neat window outline make a small front look festive.
We design for narrow frontages and shared walls, choose mounting methods that respect HOA and landlord rules and keep installs quick and tidy.
Four things done right.
Fits tight spaces
Designs are scaled to narrow frontages and balconies.
HOA-friendly
Mounting methods respect rules and shared walls.
Fast and tidy
Short installs mean little disruption.
Great with a wreath
A lit wreath and rail wrap make the entry stand out.
From first call to townhome and balcony lighting.
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Check the rules
We review HOA or building rules.
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Plan the design
We scale the lights to your frontage.
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Install
The crew installs quickly and cleanly.
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Care and removal
We maintain and remove everything after.
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13Townhome and Balcony Lighting across the country.
We do this work in 74 cities, from Nashville, Franklin and Atlanta to Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Denver and Seattle.
Townhome and Balcony Lighting: common questions
Can you light a high-rise balcony?
It depends on the building rules and access. Contact us with the building details and we will advise.
Do you work with HOAs?
Yes. We can provide written proposals and follow approved mounting methods.
How do I get an estimate for townhome and balcony lighting?
Fill in the form or call or text 800-290-5816. Photos usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about townhome and balcony lighting?
Photos or a short visit, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.