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HALTOM CITY, TEXAS
Christmas Lighting for Haltom City Businesses
Haltom City businesses mostly face busy roads. We design holiday lighting that reads clearly at driving speed, lease the LED, install it, keep it working, and take it down after the season.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting offers Christmas lighting in Haltom City for commercial properties, HOA common areas, auto dealers and municipal sites. Each project includes a site walk, a written design, leased commercial-grade LED lighting, installation, service calls during the season, January removal and storage. Individual homes in Haltom City are not part of our service.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
4.5★ Google
Rated by DFW clients
Included in a Haltom City Display
Small storefront or busy dealer lot, the service covers the whole season.
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A Design for Drive-By Viewing
Most people see your property from a car on Loop 820 or a busy arterial. We design strong shapes and a clear focal point that register in a few seconds.
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Help During the Season
Traffic, wind and weather can knock a section loose. When something goes dark, call the office and a crew comes back to repair it while the display is up.
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Leased LED Product
We provide commercial-grade LED lighting on a lease, cut to your building. There is nothing to buy up front and nothing to box up and store after the holidays.
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Removal After the Holidays
Once the season ends, the crew takes down the lights and hardware and leaves the property as it was, with no leftover clips or cords to deal with.
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Professional, Insured Install
Our crews carry liability and workers' compensation coverage and handle the ladders and rooflines, so owners and employees can stay focused on running the business.
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Ready for Next Year
Your lighting is stored and labeled for your building. When fall returns, the install goes faster because every run is already cut to fit. You never store a strand.
Designed to Be Read at Forty Miles an Hour
Interstate 820, State Highway 121, Highway 377, Highway 26 and Northeast 28th Street all run through Haltom City, and many businesses front one of them. Customers often decide where to stop while they are still moving.
That shapes the design. We use strong, continuous outlines, a clear focal point at the entrance and lit trees at the driveway rather than fine detail that disappears from the road. The result is a property that looks open, cared for and festive at a glance, even in heavy traffic.
Unbroken roofline outlines visible from the road
A lit focal point at the main entrance
Wrapped trees flanking the driveway
Accents on pole and monument signs
Timers matched to your open hours
See the work up close
Steps to a Lit Haltom City Storefront
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Contact the Office
Call 972-620-9560 on a weekday or fill out the online form with your address and what you would like lit.
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We Walk the Site
A designer measures the building, checks outlets and notes how the property looks from the road and the parking lot.
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You Approve a Plan
You get a written design and proposal. Choose the scope that fits your goals, from a simple outline to a fuller display.
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Installation Day
Crews install on the scheduled date, working around open hours and keeping parking and entrances available to customers.
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Season to Storage
We respond to service calls while the display is up, remove it after the holidays and store it for next season.
Haltom City Areas and Communities
Haltom City is a Tarrant County city of roughly 46,000 with a mix of established commercial roads, new development and neighborhood associations.
Loop 820 and Beach Street
A large mixed-use development anchored by an H Mart grocery store, with the H Mart Plaza shopping center, is taking shape here. New retail benefits from a first holiday season that establishes the property as a lively destination from day one.
Highway 377 and Denton Highway
Businesses along this north-south route serve commuters and local customers alike. Wrapped trees at driveway entrances and a bright roofline make a property easy to spot when drivers are deciding where to turn. Leased commercial-grade LED is cut to each building, so the outline looks tidy from the road and comes down cleanly in January.
High Pointe and Springlake Park
Neighborhood associations with entry signs, walls and median plantings. A modest, well-placed display at the entrance does most of the work, and the board approves one design that covers every common area it maintains. Insurance certificates go to the management company before installation, and the lighting is removed and stored after the season.
Northeast 28th Street
An established commercial corridor with stand-alone businesses, restaurants and service shops. Simple, clean outlines and a lit entry help a building stand out from neighboring signage without overwhelming a modest storefront. Crews work early so parking lots and drive-throughs stay open during business hours, and in-season service keeps every run lit through the holidays.
Fossil Springs and Stoneglen
Associations such as Fossil Springs and Stoneglen at Fossil Creek have entry monuments, columns and entrance trees. We light the common areas the HOA manages, giving residents a welcoming entrance each evening through the season. The board receives a written design and proposal it can approve at a regular meeting, and crews handle every ladder and lift.
Fits a Small-Business Budget
Not every property needs a large display. Many Haltom City owners start with a roofline outline and a pair of lit trees at the entrance, then add wreaths, garland or sign accents in later seasons as they see the response.
Because the lighting is leased, there is no large purchase up front and nothing to store. The design is measured to your building once, stored after the season and reinstalled the next fall, which keeps the process simple year after year.
Start with a roofline and entry
Add trees or wreaths later
No lighting inventory to buy
Same fitted design each year
Haltom City Price Drivers
We quote after measuring; these items move the total most.
Building Size
The length of roofline and storefront you light is the biggest factor. A single-tenant building on NE 28th Street needs far less than a long multi-tenant center.
Sign and Entry Accents
Lit pole signs, monument signs and decorated entries add impact for drivers. Each accent adds a little to the total, so we price options separately.
Number of Trees
Each wrapped tree at the driveway or in parking islands adds product and labor. Tree height and how fully the branches are wrapped matter too.
Power Access
The location of outdoor outlets and the distance to the lit areas affect how much cord and planning a display needs. We check this during the site walk.
Roof Height
Single-story roofs are quick to light from ladders. Taller buildings or steep pitches may require lifts, which adds equipment and crew time to the job.
What DFW clients say
4.5-star average on Google from clients across Dallas-Fort Worth.
★★★★★
“Fast and courteous office staff and installers. Abraham my installer was excellent!”
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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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“These guys were amazing. Highly recommend them for all your decorative lighting needs.”
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Haltom City Lighting FAQ
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Do you hang lights on houses in Haltom City?
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No. In Haltom City we light commercial properties, HOA common areas, auto dealers and municipal sites. Residential Christmas lighting is available only in Plano, Frisco, Allen and Richardson. If your neighborhood has an HOA, the board can contract with us for the entrance.
Is a small business too small for your service?
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No. Many projects are a single building with a roofline outline and a couple of lit trees. We design to the property and the budget, and you can add more in later seasons once you see how customers respond. Small sites get the same design, service calls, removal and storage as larger ones.
Can you make my building visible from Loop 820?
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We design specifically for drive-by visibility, using continuous outlines, a strong focal point and wrapped trees at driveways. Exactly how visible a property is depends on its distance and sight lines, which we assess during the site walk. Businesses near Loop 820 and Highway 377 often start there.
Do I have to buy the lights?
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No. The lighting is leased. We supply commercial-grade LED product cut to your building, install it, service it during the season, remove it and store it. There is no up-front purchase and nothing for you to store. The program renews each season, and the product already fits.
Can you light a new property at H Mart Plaza?
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We light new retail and mixed-use properties, including storefront rooflines, plaza trees and entries. Owners and managers of new developments in the Loop 820 and Beach Street area can request a site walk once the buildings are ready. We can phase lighting in as tenants open.
When should I book?
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Late summer or early fall gives you the most choice of install dates before Thanksgiving. Small projects can sometimes be scheduled later, but early requests are the safest way to be lit for the start of the shopping season. Returning clients often rebook as soon as the season ends.
What if part of my display goes dark?
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Call our office during business hours. Service calls during the season are part of the program, and we schedule a crew to fix the problem so your storefront stays bright for customers driving by. Call 972-620-9560, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, to report an outage.
Do you light dealership lots?
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Yes. We wrap light poles, outline showrooms, accent signs and light entry trees for auto dealers. Installs happen after closing so the lot stays open for business, and everything is up in time for year-end sales. Dealer groups can combine stores on one proposal.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
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Yes. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation. Certificates of insurance can name your company, landlord or property manager, and we send them before crews arrive so your paperwork is in order. Just tell us who should be listed and where to send it.