Civic Christmas Lighting Part 2

Tuesday, September 13, 2016
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Our Approach and Method
Efficiency with infrastructure

We have established in recent articles, Christmas Lighting in many UK towns needs a new approach for the 21st century. As a result of this we are changing our model for providing town centre Christmas Lighting schemes.

The biggest change that we are adopting is changing the traditional model of using one Christmas Lighting contractor to provide both the design and installation of the lighting scheme. See previous article.

We are hoping that our articles on Christmas Lighting will prove to you that know a thing or two about providing lighting schemes and you will decide to employ us to work with you to upgrade and dramatically improve your town's Christmas lighting and ultimately save you money. Once this has been confirmed this is our approach.

1. Survey
The beginning is usually the best place to start.

1. Survey
Visit and report/schedule
2. Infrastructure
3. Design Period
4. Find a local contractor- vetting procedures
Keeps money and emergency local
5. Install, Take Down
6 Store at F.I. if required

3. No obligation (prefer it if you do) to buy products from us, but we can only offer storage/lease when you do

Our approach

Ask us to carry out a technical feasibility study of the proposed installation site. Whilst we charge for the study, fees are kept to a minimum.
The report will consider three main areas:
1) Mechanical and Electrical Infrastructure Improvements
2) Design suggestions to suit proposed budget
3) Proposed schedules of works and three year improvement plan for the next three years.

Once the feasibility study has been accepted we write the technical specification of the required works. We recommend the you use local contractors for these works. The benefits are obvious but expand.

The Christmas lighting design will be finalised and items purchased/leased.

A tender document will be written for the installation and take down of the Christmas Lighting. Again we would recommend that you use a local contract for the reasons outlined above.

We will liaise with the new contractor, arrange delivery of the lighting components.

We will attend the take down, note any damages and remove the Christmas lighting for storage.

Jessica's notes:
make page super slick and super convincing- not a blog.
pros: cheaper in the long run, keeps money local, looks better
at the end: we want to form a long lasting relationship with the towns and our local contractors to ensure christmas lighting remains excellent for years to come.
ONGOING CONVERSATION.
register your interest form- because i like to do research

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