Home › Christmas Lighting › Justin
JUSTIN, TEXAS
Christmas Light Installation in Justin, TX
Justin is growing fast, and its new community entrances and old-town storefronts both deserve a finished look in December. We design, lease, install and maintain the lighting, then remove and store it.
✓ New-community entrances ✓ Board-ready proposals ✓ Fully insured crews
QUICK ANSWER
Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting provides Christmas lighting in Justin for HOA and master-planned community common areas, local businesses and city properties. Service includes a custom design, leased commercial-grade LED cut to fit, installation, maintenance during the season, removal afterward and storage until next year. Homeowners can book residential Christmas light installation in Justin. Homes in Justin 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
Part of Every Justin Lighting Program
Boards, developers and business owners all get the same complete package.
01
Entrance-First Display Design
We start where residents and customers form their impression: the monument sign, entry walls, front trees and amenity center. The design makes those places look finished and welcoming after dark.
04
Fixes Through the Season
Wind and weather on open Denton County land can loosen a run. Call the office during business hours and a crew comes back out to make the repair.
02
No Lights to Buy
Commercial-grade LED product is leased and cut to your walls, signs and rooflines. A young association avoids a purchase it would then have to store, test and replace.
05
Clean January Takedown
After the holidays, everything comes down cleanly. Clips and cords are removed, and walls, signs and trees are left the way they looked before the install.
03
Crews on the Ladders
Our insured crews handle every ladder and lift. Volunteer board members and busy shop owners never have to climb, haul or untangle anything during a cold weekend.
06
Stored Until Next Fall
We store the lighting, labeled for your community or building. As phases open and entrances are added, next year's design can grow from what is already cut.
New Communities, New Entrances
Much of Justin's growth is in master-planned communities off FM 156 and FM 407, such as Timberbrook, Treeline and Wildflower Ranch. Many are still building out, and some are still run by the developer before a resident board takes over.
We plan for that stage. A first-year display can light the main entrance and amenity center well, then add secondary entries, medians or trail heads as new phases open. The board gets a written design it can grow into instead of starting over each season.
Looking for your home? See residential Christmas light installation in Justin.
Main monument and entry wall lighting
Amenity center and pool building rooflines
Wrapped trees at the front entrance
Room to add entries as phases open
Proposals that work for developer or board
Steps for a Justin Board or Business
01
First Contact
Call 972-620-9560 on weekdays or use the online form, and tell us whether you represent an association, a business or the city.
02
On-Site Walk
We visit the entrance or building, measure walls and rooflines, find power and note how traffic approaches from FM 156 or the neighborhood drive.
03
Board Packet
You receive a written design and proposal sized for a board meeting, so members can review the plan and vote without guesswork.
04
Installation Day
Crews install on the approved date, keep entrances and parking open, and test every run before leaving the property.
05
Service and Storage
We answer service calls through the holidays, remove the display after the season and store it labeled for next year.
Justin Neighborhoods and Settings
Justin pairs an old-town core with new subdivisions spreading across former ranch land. These are the places we light most often.
Timberbrook
This large master-planned community has amenity buildings, pools and landscaped entries that suit a polished holiday look. We light the main monuments, entry trees and amenity rooflines, and the plan can expand to additional entrances as new sections of the community are completed.
Treeline and Wildflower Ranch
Communities that open in phases benefit from a plan that grows with them. We start with the main entrance and amenity center, then add medians, secondary entries or trail heads as the board and budget allow in later seasons. Stored product is labeled by location, so each expansion builds on runs that are already cut to fit.
FM 156 Frontage
Businesses along the main road are seen by commuters heading to Fort Worth and Denton. Clean roofline outlines, a lit sign and wrapped trees at the driveway help a building stand out to drivers each evening of the season. Installs happen around store hours so parking stays open.
Reatta Ridge and Paloma Ranch
Newer neighborhoods like these often have one primary entrance with a monument sign and flanking walls. A focused display of outlined walls, wrapped entry trees and paired wreaths gives residents a welcoming turn-in each evening without overspending. Boards approve one written design, and our crews handle installation, service calls and January removal.
Old-Town Justin
Shops, offices, restaurants and churches near City Hall sit close to the street. Warm white rooflines, lit windows, garland and wreaths in scale with the buildings fit the small-town setting and look inviting to people walking downtown. Crews install around business hours and keep sidewalks clear.
Built for Volunteer Boards
Most Justin associations are run by volunteers or a management company juggling several new communities. We keep the decision simple: one site walk, one written proposal and a certificate of insurance for the association's records.
We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation, so no resident needs to be on a ladder. Our parent company, Carruthers Landscape Management, has worked with Dallas-area commercial properties since 1978, and we treat common areas with the same care as a corporate client.
One proposal sized for a board vote
Certificate of insurance for HOA files
No purchase or storage for the HOA
Plans that expand with new phases
Cost Factors for Justin Projects
We price after visiting the site, and these items shape the proposal.
Number of Entrances
A single main entry costs far less than a community with several gated or monument entrances. Many boards light the main entrance first and add others in later seasons.
Power at the Site
Some new entrances have limited outlets. We map available power during the walk and note any locations where it limits the design, so the board sees the full picture.
Wall and Roofline Length
Long stone walls, amenity rooflines and storefront parapets add linear feet of lighting. Length is usually the largest driver of product and labor in any design.
Wreaths and Accents
Oversized wreaths on monuments, garland on amenity buildings and lit focal pieces add character. Each one is listed in the proposal so the board can choose what fits.
Trees and Medians
Each wrapped tree and lit median planting adds product and time. Young trees in new communities are quicker to wrap than mature shade trees in old town.
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!”
robert simmons
★★★★★
“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…”
Ellen Sterin
★★★★★
“These guys were amazing. Highly recommend them for all your decorative lighting needs.”
Alex Shaw
Justin Christmas Lighting Questions
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Can I hire you to light my house in Justin?
–
Yes. We install Christmas lights on homes across Justin: see residential Christmas light installation in Justin for neighborhoods, timing and what is included. We also light HOA and community common areas, businesses and city sites. Residents can ask their association to light the entrance and amenity center. Board members can request a site walk.
Our community is still developer-run. Can we still hire you?
–
Yes. We work with developer-controlled associations and resident boards alike. The proposal names the common areas included, and when control passes to a resident board, the design, product and schedule can carry over without starting from scratch. Certificates of insurance can name either party.
Can the display grow as new phases open?
–
Yes. We often light the main entrance and amenity center first, then add secondary entries, medians or trail heads as sections open. Stored product is labeled by location, so expanding later builds on the runs already cut. Each addition is priced as its own line.
When should a Justin HOA vote on lighting?
–
Late summer or early fall works well. That leaves time for a site walk, a written proposal and a board meeting before installs begin in November. Waiting until later in the fall limits install dates before the season starts. Developer-run communities can follow the same timeline.
Does the association have to buy lights?
–
No. The lighting is leased. We supply commercial-grade LED product cut to your walls and buildings, install it, maintain it during the season, remove it and store it. The association has nothing to buy, test or keep in a closet. The fit improves each year.
Do you light businesses in old-town Justin?
–
Yes. Shops, offices, restaurants and churches near City Hall and along FM 156 can get roofline lighting, lit windows, wreaths, garland and wrapped trees. Designs are kept in scale with smaller buildings so they look tasteful from the street. Installs are scheduled around business hours.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
–
Yes. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation, and we can send a certificate naming the association, management company or property owner before installation. Tell us who should be listed and where it should go. Many management companies require one before any vendor arrives.
What if lights go out after installation?
–
Call our office during business hours, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. In-season maintenance and service calls are included, and we schedule a crew to repair the problem so the entrance stays lit for residents. The office line is 972-620-9560.
Do you light city buildings and parks in Justin?
–
Yes. Municipal clients can request lighting for civic buildings, parks and public entrances. We coordinate install and removal dates with city staff, provide insurance certificates and plan around local holiday events. Removal and storage after the season are included, so city staff have nothing to pack away.