What the Application Is For
The form establishes two things: whether your territory is open, and whether permanent lighting fits the work your business already does. Both need to be true before a partnership makes sense for either side.
Applying is not a commitment to buy anything. Most applicants use the first conversation to gather information before deciding anything.
What to Have Ready
Having a few details on hand makes the first conversation more useful and speeds up the territory check.
Your service area
The cities, counties, or metro areas your crews currently cover.
Your trade
Whether you work in holiday lighting, exterior cleaning, electrical, landscaping, general contracting, or smart home installation.
Crew capacity
How many installers you can put on exterior work, and whether they are comfortable working at height.
Your customer base
A rough sense of how many active residential or commercial clients you already serve.
Your timeline
Whether you are exploring for next season or looking to start sooner.
What Happens After You Apply
Every application gets a direct response from someone who can actually answer questions about product, territory, and support. There is no drip sequence and no sales pressure attached to the reply. If your market is open and the fit looks right, the next step is a scheduled conversation to work through the detail. If your area is already allocated, you will be told plainly rather than left waiting.
If You Are Still Deciding
Not every contractor is ready to apply, and there is no reason to rush the decision. Reading through how the program works and what the partnership involves is often the more useful starting point.
The How to Become a Dealer page sets out the full onboarding sequence from first enquiry through your first supported install.