Car Dealership Christmas Lighting in Irving, TX

Every franchised dealership we could map in Irving shares one address line: Airport Freeway. That is the local name for State Highway 183, the road between DFW International Airport and Dallas. Six franchises stand in the 1000 to 1800 blocks of East Airport Freeway alone, and Ford, Toyota and Honda stores are spread along West Airport Freeway.

For a general manager, that means the holiday display has one job, which is to be read from State Highway 183 and its frontage roads. Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting designs for that view. We install leased commercial-grade LED lighting cut to the building, decorate the showroom, maintain everything through the season, remove it in January and store it.

The dealership does not buy lighting, assign staff to hang it or find a place to keep it. One call to 972-620-9560 starts with a site walk and ends with a written proposal and a design map.

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Reading a Dealership From Airport Freeway and Its Frontage Roads

State Highway 183 was rebuilt through Irving. The Midtown Express project reconstructed portions of the main lanes and frontage roads and added a TEXpress managed lane in each direction. A wider highway puts more distance between the far-side lanes and a showroom, so we check the view from both directions before deciding what to light.

The roofline and fascia carry the long view. From the main lanes, a continuous outline along the freeway-facing elevation and a lit entry canopy or portal are what a driver can take in. Short runs and small decor disappear at that distance, so they are saved for the entrance.

The frontage road is the close view. A customer exits onto the frontage road, slows and turns into the lot, and that is where frontage trees, lot trees, pole-mounted decor and a wreath or garland over the door are seen. On East Airport Freeway, where Nissan, Kia, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Mazda and a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram store stand close together, a consistent treatment along the frontage helps a driver tell where one store ends and the next begins.

Showroom decor finishes the job indoors. Pre-lit trees, wreaths, garland, oversized ornaments and bows are placed in the showroom and customer lounge, away from vehicles and walkways.

Year-end promotions can be built into the lighting. Twinkly Pro app-controlled lighting lets a store change colors for a sales event and change back afterward. Manufacturer image programs govern what goes on the building, so that option is discussed at the site walk along with everything else.

Installation fits around the store. Crews work early mornings or slower weekdays and keep service lanes and vehicle paths clear. Lighting is kept away from signage, brand elements and cameras. A certificate of insurance is available on request, and we carry liability insurance and workers' compensation. In-season maintenance is usually completed within 24 to 48 hours of a call.

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Dealership Holiday Lighting in Irving: The Short Answer

Irving, Texas car dealerships on Airport Freeway (State Highway 183) can hire Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting for holiday lighting and showroom decor. We design the display, install leased commercial-grade LED lighting around store hours, maintain it in season, remove it in early January and store it. Call 972-620-9560 for a site walk and a written proposal.

Irving Dealer Corridors in Our Service Area

Airport Freeway, State Highway 183, is Irving's dealer corridor. On East Airport Freeway, in roughly the 1000 to 1800 blocks, are Nissan, Kia, Chevrolet, Hyundai and Mazda stores and a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram store.

On West Airport Freeway, a Ford store is in the 800 block, Toyota is in the 1900 block and Honda is in the 3700 block.

We name these blocks and brands only to describe the area we serve in Irving. No dealership should be assumed to be a client because its brand or location appears here.

Irving Dealership Holiday Lighting FAQs

Our store is on Airport Freeway. Will the display be visible from the main lanes of State Highway 183?

That is what the design is built around. We look at the store from the main lanes and from the frontage road during the site walk, then put continuous roofline and fascia lighting on the elevation that faces the highway. The design map shows exactly which lines will be lit.

Our group operates several stores on East Airport Freeway. Can they be done together?

Yes. Neighboring stores can be planned together so the frontage has a consistent look. Each one still gets its own site walk, written proposal and design map, because building shapes and manufacturer image programs differ from store to store.

Can you install without closing our service lane?

Yes. Installation is scheduled for early mornings or slower weekdays, and service lanes and vehicle paths stay clear during the work. Removal in early January is scheduled the same way. Let us know your busiest service hours at the site walk and the crew's schedule is set around them.

Can we switch the lighting to our brand colors for a sales event?

Yes, if the store chooses Twinkly Pro app-controlled lighting. Colors can be changed from an app for an event and returned to a traditional look afterward. What your manufacturer's image program allows on the building is reviewed at the site walk before that option is added to the proposal.

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