Lease Your Property to Firepower Fireworks

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What We Look For

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How a Seasonal Lease Works

A tent lease is short-term. We set up in the weeks before a holiday, run the tent through the season, then take it down and clear the site afterward. A lease can cover the July 4th season, New Year’s Eve, or both. We handle the tent, the inventory and the staff, and we take care of the property while we’re there.

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Good Fits for a Fireworks Tent

The best sites are the ones people already drive past on the way to the grocery store or home from work. If your lot fits that description, it’s worth a call.

• Shopping-center outparcels and large parking lots
• Vacant commercial lots on busy corridors
• Gas station, restaurant or retail lots with extra space
• Church, club or business lots that sit empty much of the week

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What Happens After You Reach Out

1. Send the basics. The address, the size of the space and how to reach you.
2. We review the location. We look at visibility, access and how the site fits with our other tents.
3. We talk dates and terms. If it’s a fit, we’ll discuss which season or seasons work and what the arrangement looks like.
4. Setup and takedown. We put the tent up shortly before the holiday and take it down after, leaving the site clear.

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Questions Landlords Ask

• How long will the tent be there? A tent is up for the weeks around a single holiday, not months.
• Do I need to staff anything? No. We bring the tent, the fireworks and the people who run it.
• Can we do both seasons? Many locations work for the summer season and the winter one. We’ll talk through what suits your property.