Argyle
Where the business started, and still where most of our book is.
Argyle is mostly two-storey, mostly gabled, and there is a run of streets where every third house has the same frontage. We have lit enough of them to know what a roofline is going to measure before the tape comes out.
That matters more than it sounds. Most of what makes a quote wrong is a surprise at the site visit — a second gable nobody mentioned, a peak that turns out to need a lift. On a house type we have done forty times, there are fewer surprises.
Rooflines and gables, garage surrounds, windows, columns and posts, porch and deck rail. Then the grounds: trees, shrubs, fences, planters, walkways, the lamp post and the mailbox.
Basically any edge or post on the property. If you can point at it, we have probably lit one.
Being in town is the point of being in town. If something goes dark, we are minutes away rather than an hour, and on lights we supplied there is no call-out charge attached to that.
The eight weeks before Thanksgiving are the whole year, and Argyle fills first because it is where the repeat customers are. Existing customers get their week held in July; what is left goes in the order it is asked for.
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Argyle
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