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COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS
Christmas Light Installation in Colleyville, TX
Colleyville is mostly neighborhoods, so holiday lighting here is mostly entrances. We help HOA boards and Colleyville Boulevard businesses look polished all season, from design and install to service and January takedown.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting installs Christmas lighting in Colleyville for HOA entrances, clubhouses and common areas, plus shopping centers, restaurants, offices and dealerships along Colleyville Boulevard. Each season includes design, leased commercial-grade LED lighting, installation, in-season service, removal and storage. Homes in Colleyville are covered too, through our residential Christmas light installation service.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years in lighting
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
4.5★ Google
Rated by DFW clients
What a Colleyville Board Receives
We keep the process short for volunteer boards and busy managers.
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A design to vote on
A written proposal with a design map shows every lit monument, tree and building. Board members can review it before the meeting and approve it in one vote.
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Ponds and fountains featured
Pond edges, fountains and nearby trees can be lit so a water feature reads at night, with wiring planned carefully around the water. Residents get a lit spot to gather.
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Entrances that match
Communities with more than one entry get a consistent look at each, so residents see the same finished design whichever way they drive home. Each entry is mapped on its own.
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Paperwork for the manager
We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation and send a certificate of insurance to your management company before work starts. Copies can go to several board members as well.
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Clubhouses and pavilions
Where the HOA owns a clubhouse, pool building or pavilion, the roofline and entry can be added to the same plan and the same install visit.
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Service, takedown, storage
In-season maintenance, removal after the holidays and storage are included. Nothing is left for volunteers to fix, remove or keep. Your saved design also makes next season faster to approve.
A City of Monument Entrances
State Highway 26, known locally as Colleyville Boulevard, runs through the middle of the city, and State Highway 121 follows the eastern edge. Almost everything else is neighborhoods, many with a monument entrance, a greenbelt or pond, and sometimes a clubhouse.
That makes the entrance the most visible piece of any community. We outline walls and signs, wrap the trees and beds that frame them, and add wreaths to columns so the front of the neighborhood looks complete from the first week of the season to the last.
Looking for your home? See residential Christmas light installation in Colleyville.
Monument walls and signs outlined
Entry trees and planting beds lit
Column wreaths and gate garland
Clubhouse and pavilion rooflines
Pond edges and fountain trees
Steps for Colleyville HOAs
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Meet at the entrance
A board member or manager walks the entry with us while we measure walls, trees and beds and locate available power.
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Board-ready proposal
We deliver a written proposal and design map sized for a board packet, with each element clearly labeled.
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Certificate and dates
Your manager receives a certificate of insurance, and we confirm install dates that avoid community events. Residents get advance notice.
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Install and inspect
Crews install, test each run and check the entrance at night so the first evening looks exactly as planned.
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Maintain and remove
We answer service calls through the season, then take down and store the display after the holidays. Your design is saved.
Colleyville Communities We Serve
Colleyville's associations are small to mid-sized subdivisions, not sprawling master plans, and each has its own character.
Remington Park
This community has a clubhouse, a pond, a park and a playground. A plan here can light the entry, the clubhouse roofline and the trees around the pond, giving residents a lit gathering spot as well as a finished front entrance.
Ross Downs and Monticello
Established subdivisions with monument entrances the association maintains. Outlined walls, lit signs and column wreaths suit their traditional style and keep the look elegant rather than flashy, which is what most Colleyville boards want. Homes inside remain out of scope.
Colleyville Boulevard
Shopping centers, restaurants, banks and medical offices line State Highway 26, along with the mixed-use Village at Colleyville. Clean building outlines, frontage tree wraps and lit entries suit the boulevard's polished, small-scale commercial look. Installs are scheduled around business hours.
Highland Meadows
Known for its greenbelt with jogging and bike paths. Entrance lighting is the focus, with wrapped trees where the greenbelt meets the street so neighbors walking the paths in the evening enjoy the display too. The look stays simple and elegant.
Caldwell's Creek and Montclair Parc
Communities with entry features and landscaped beds that respond well to wrapped trees and accent lighting. Each entrance gets its own spot on the design map so the board can see the full scope at a glance. Amenities can be phased in over later seasons.
Restaurants and Offices on the Boulevard
Commercial lighting in Colleyville is modest in scale and high in finish. Restaurants want patios that feel warm on a cold evening. Professional offices want an entrance that looks cared for without shouting.
We outline buildings, wrap trees along the frontage and place wreaths and garland at the doors. Restaurants often add bistro lighting over the patio, which can stay up after the holidays through our bistro lighting service. Lobby trees and planters are available for offices.
Patio bistro lighting that can stay
Building outlines in warm white
Frontage trees along the boulevard
Wreaths and garland at front doors
Lobby trees for professional offices
Colleyville Quote Factors
Every proposal is built from measurements taken at your entrance or building.
Number of entrances
A community with one main entry costs less to light than one with three. Each entrance is shown separately so the board can choose what to include.
Amenities added
Clubhouses, pavilions and pond features expand the scope. Many boards start with entrances and add amenities in a later season. Each is priced on its own line.
Wall and fence length
Long monument walls and decorative fencing add linear footage. We measure each run so the LED product is cut to fit exactly. Short walls stay simple.
Commercial décor
Businesses can add wreaths, garland, commercial trees and lobby décor, priced by size and quantity apart from the exterior lighting. Choose any mix you need.
Trees and beds
Wrapped trees and lit planting beds are counted individually. Larger trees with wide canopies need more product and crew time to finish. Small beds add little.
What DFW clients say
4.5-star average on Google from clients across Dallas-Fort Worth.
★★★★★
“First season with them and hands down best service I’ve had. Very impressed with their service and communication. David was very professional and made the entire experience easy and worry free. Will definitely be keeping my business with them!”
Courtney Carrier
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“Fast and courteous office staff and installers. Abraham my installer was excellent!”
robert simmons
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“This is the first year I have used this company, & I can say I am absolutely pleased! The designer and I agreed on the overall design, and the team executed it properly. Any issues that have arisen since install, they have been very prompt in their…”
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Colleyville HOA Lighting FAQs
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Do you install Christmas lights on homes in Colleyville?
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Yes. We install Christmas lights on homes across Colleyville: see residential Christmas light installation in Colleyville for neighborhoods, timing and what is included. We also serve HOA common areas, businesses, dealerships and city sites. Your association can light its entrances, clubhouse and shared trees through our commercial program.
How does a board approve the project?
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After a site walk, we send a written proposal with a design map that fits easily in a board packet. Members can see each lit element, and most boards approve it at one meeting. Questions are answered before the vote, not after.
Can every entrance match?
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Yes. Communities with several entries get a consistent design at each one, with the same colors, wraps and wreaths, so the neighborhood reads as one community from every direction. Each entrance still has its own line on the proposal, so the board can phase them in if needed.
Can you light our clubhouse and pond too?
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Yes. Clubhouse rooflines, pavilions, fountains and pond edges can all be included. Many Colleyville boards light the entrance first and add amenities in a later season as the budget allows. Wiring around water is planned carefully during the site walk for safety.
Do we buy or store anything?
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No. The lighting is leased. We supply commercial-grade LED lighting cut to fit, install it, maintain it during the season, take it down and store it. Volunteers never handle equipment. Next season starts from your saved design, so renewal is simple for the board.
Will you work with our management company?
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Yes. We send the certificate of insurance, proposal and invoices to your manager and coordinate access and install dates directly with them, keeping board members informed. Management firms that oversee several Colleyville communities can bundle them into one season schedule.
When should an HOA book?
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Late summer for the site walk and early fall for approval. That fits most Colleyville board calendars and gives the widest choice of install dates before the season starts. Waiting until November leaves fewer open dates and less time for any design changes the board requests.
Do you serve businesses on Colleyville Boulevard?
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Yes. We light restaurants, offices, banks, medical buildings and shopping centers along State Highway 26 and in the Village at Colleyville, scheduling installs around business hours. Patio bistro lighting can also stay up after the holidays through our bistro lighting service.
Who do we call if part of the entrance goes dark?
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Call our office Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm. In-season service is included, so we schedule a crew to repair the run and restore the entrance. Note which entrance is affected so the crew brings the right product on the first visit.