Free holiday lighting work order template

A holiday lighting work order for the crew: roofline sections, bulb type and color, trees and bushes, outlets and timer, and roof safety notes.

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Work order, Roofline, two trees and a wreath
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Work order

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WO-1001
Customer and siteCustomer name
JobRoofline, two trees and a wreath
DescriptionQtyUnit
Roofline, front and garage, warm white C9150ft
Wrap the two front maples2each
Wreath centered over the front door1each
Timer on porch outlet, dusk to 11 pm1set
Site notes
Porch outlet is on a GFCI; reset button in the garage. Do not walk the roof if frost is on it.
Instructions
Clips only, no nails or staples. Test every strand before it goes up.
Work done as written (crew lead)
Customer
Date

What a holiday lighting work order is for

Lighting crews hang several houses a day in a short window. A work order with the sections, bulb colors, which trees and bushes, where the outlets are and how the roof should be accessed lets each crew hang the right display without a call, and keeps everyone off a slick roof.

What to put on a holiday lighting work order

  • Roofline sections and bulb color.
  • Trees, bushes and wreath placement.
  • Outlet locations and timer setting.
  • Roof access and safety notes.
  • Bins for this house, labeled.

A worked example

Install day for a one-story house; the crew sheet shows no prices.

LineQtyUnitPrice
Roofline, front and garage, warm white C9150ftYour price
Wrap the two front maples2eachYour price
Wreath centered over the front door1eachYour price
Timer on porch outlet, dusk to 11 pm1setYour price

Label the bins with the house and section. Takedown and next year's install go twice as fast.

Line items holiday lighting installers use

Line itemUnitHow to write it
Roofline lights, installedftBulb type and color; lights leased or sold.
Ridge line lightsftHigher work; second story or steep roof.
Tree wrap, trunk and brancheseachTree height and wrap style.
Bush and shrub lightseachNet or string lights per bush.
Wreath with lightseachSize and placement.
Garland on railing or doorftLit or unlit.
Ground stakes and pathway lightseachSpacing along the walk.
Timer and outdoor cordssetOutdoor-rated, on existing outlets.
Takedown after the seasonftLights removed, tested and boxed.
Storage until next seasonsetLabeled for this house.
Mid-season service callvisitFix outages during the season.

How to fill it in

  1. Fill in the customer, the site and the date.
  2. Add who is assigned, the arrival window and access.
  3. List the tasks and materials in the order the crew will need them.
  4. Put gate codes, pets and anything to protect in the site notes.
  5. Print it for the truck or send it to the crew's phone as a PDF.

Free tools for holiday lighting

The same work order for other trades: appliance repair, auto detailing, carpentry, carpet cleaning, chimney, house cleaning, commercial cleaning, concrete, deck, drywall, duct cleaning, electrical, fence, flooring, garage door, general contractor, glass, gutter, handyman, home inspection, hood cleaning, hvac, insulation, irrigation, junk removal, landscaping, lawn care, locksmith, masonry, moving, painting, pest control, plumbing, pool service, pressure washing, property maintenance, remodeling, restoration, roofing, security system, septic, siding, snow removal, solar, tile, tree service, water treatment, waterproofing, window cleaning, window and door.

More for holiday lighting installers: how holiday lighting installers run on Koira.

FAQ

What goes on a holiday lighting work order?

Roofline sections and bulb color, trees, bushes and wreath placement, outlet locations and timer settings, roof safety notes and labeled bins.

Why label bins by house and section?

Leased lights come back to the same house every year. Bins labeled by house and section make takedown and next year's install fast and right.

Should roof conditions be on the work order?

Yes. Frost and rain make roofs dangerous, and the crew should know to wait or work from ladders.

Do lighting crews need prices on the work order?

No. Keep prices off the crew copy; the crew needs roofline sections, bulb colors, outlets, timer settings and the roof safety notes.

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