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KELLER, TEXAS
Christmas Lighting for Keller, TX HOAs and Businesses
From Hidden Lakes clubhouses to Old Town Keller storefronts, we light Keller's shared spaces for the holidays with leased commercial LED, then keep it shining and take it away in January.
✓ HOA and amenity centers ✓ Old Town storefronts ✓ Liability and workers' comp
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting installs Christmas lighting in Keller for HOAs and master-planned communities, commercial properties, car dealerships and municipal sites. We design the display, lease commercial-grade LED cut to fit, install it, handle service calls during the season, and remove and store it afterward. Individual Keller homes are not served; that service covers Plano, Frisco, Allen and Richardson.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
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Rated by DFW clients
Your Keller Program, Start to Finish
One contract covers the work from the first site walk to labeled storage.
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A Plan for Each Feature
We map monuments, clubhouse rooflines, pool trees, ponds and storefronts, then decide what gets outlined, wrapped or accented so the whole property feels connected after dark.
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Repairs During the Season
Keller's open ponds and greenbelts catch wind. If a section loosens or goes dark, call the office and a crew returns to put it right during the season.
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Leased Commercial Product
Commercial-grade LED is included on lease and cut to your exact runs. Associations and owners skip the purchase, the storage closet and the yearly hunt for dead strands.
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Clean January Removal
In January, crews take down every light, clip and cord and leave rooflines, monuments and trees as they found them, without disrupting residents or customers.
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Insured Installation Crews
Our crews carry liability insurance and workers' compensation and do all the climbing. Staff, residents and volunteers stay on the ground while the work gets done safely.
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Off-Season Product Storage
The product goes back to our facility, labeled by property. Next fall's install starts with runs already cut, which shortens the work and keeps the look consistent.
Clubhouses, Pools and Ponds in Keller Communities
Keller's larger communities are built around shared amenities. Hidden Lakes brings several neighborhoods together around a clubhouse, pools and a golf club. Marshall Ridge has a lodge-style amenity center and ponds with water features.
Those amenities are where residents gather, so they deserve more than an entry sign. We outline clubhouse rooflines, wrap the trees around pools and line pond banks with lit trees that reflect on the water. The board approves one design covering every common area it maintains.
Clubhouse and amenity center rooflines
Wrapped trees around pools and patios
Pond-edge trees that reflect on water
Entry monuments and median plantings
Wreaths on gates and stone columns
See the work up close
The Keller Project Path
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Request a Visit
Call 972-620-9560, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, or send the online form with your community or business address.
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Walk the Property
We tour monuments, amenity buildings, ponds or storefronts, check power and access, and note what residents and customers see first.
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Design for Approval
You get a written design and proposal that a board, management company or owner can review and approve in one meeting.
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Install and Test
Crews install on the scheduled date around pool hours, events and store hours, and test every run before they leave.
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Maintain, Remove, Store
Service calls are handled through the holidays. After the season we remove the display and store it for next year.
Keller Places We Light
Keller has two town centers a short drive apart, plus planned neighborhoods linked by trails to Bear Creek Park.
Hidden Lakes
A master-planned community made up of many neighborhoods sharing a clubhouse, pools and a golf club. We light the main entrances, the clubhouse roofline and the trees around amenities, giving residents one coordinated look whichever neighborhood they call home. Certificates of insurance go to the management company.
Highland Oaks and Chase Oaks
Established associations like these focus on entry monuments, walls and mature trees at the turn-in. A refined warm-white plan with wreaths on columns suits older landscaping, and the board receives a design it can approve at a regular meeting. Crews do all climbing.
Keller Town Center
Along Bear Creek Parkway, the civic and mixed-use hub around Keller Town Hall pairs newer buildings with plazas. Lit plaza trees, building outlines and entry accents suit offices, shops and restaurants that see evening visitors through the holidays. Installs avoid busy event nights.
Marshall Ridge
In northwest Keller, Marshall Ridge has a lodge-style amenity center and ponds with water features. Outlined lodge rooflines, wrapped pool-area trees and lit trees along the pond banks create a warm setting for residents walking the community at night. The board approves one design.
Old Town Keller
The historic district has independent restaurants, boutiques and galleries built close to the street. Warm outlines, garland and wreaths at doors and windows, and bistro lights over patios suit its walking scale better than large animated pieces. Crews work early so shops stay open.
Keller Parkway and US 377
Retail centers, offices and any dealership along FM 1709 or the US 377 frontage compete for drivers. Continuous outlines, lit monument signs and wrapped frontage trees help a property register with commuters headed home each evening. Installs happen after hours.
Old Town Keller at Walking Speed
Old Town Keller is enjoyed on foot, so its holiday lighting is seen from a few feet away instead of from a highway. Every detail shows.
We keep it classic: clean warm-white outlines along the building, greenery and wreaths framing doors and windows, and string lights over a patio where diners linger. The goal is a storefront that is easy to find after dark and pleasant to sit beside, while fitting in with neighbors on the street.
Warm-white outlines on historic facades
Garland and wreaths framing entries
Bistro lighting over outdoor patios
Lit window displays for boutiques
Designs that fit neighboring storefronts
Pricing Factors for Keller Displays
We quote after a site visit, and these are the variables that matter most.
Amenities Included
Lighting only the main entrance costs less than adding a clubhouse, pools and pond edges. Boards often start with entries and amenity rooflines, then add more in later seasons.
Access and Timing
Pool hours, community events and Old Town store hours can narrow install windows. We plan crews around them and note any constraints in the written proposal.
Tree Count and Size
Mature pond-edge and pool trees take more product and time than young entry trees. Full canopy wraps cost more than trunk and lower-branch wraps on the same tree.
Decorative Accents
Oversized wreaths, garland and a commercial Christmas tree at an entry or plaza add character. Each piece is listed separately, so the board or owner can choose.
Roofline Footage
Lodge-style amenity centers and long storefront facades add linear feet. Length of outline is usually the biggest single factor in both product and labor for a design.
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Keller Holiday Lighting FAQ
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 Keller?
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No. In Keller we light HOA common areas, master-planned communities, commercial properties, dealerships and city sites. Residential Christmas lighting is offered only in Plano, Frisco, Allen and Richardson. Keller residents can ask their association to light entrances and amenities. We are glad to walk the site.
Can you light the Hidden Lakes clubhouse and pools?
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Yes. We light amenity centers, clubhouse rooflines, pool-area trees and entry monuments for associations. The board or management company receives a written design covering every common area it maintains, plus a certificate of insurance for its records. Volunteers never climb a ladder.
Can you light trees along a pond at Marshall Ridge?
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Yes. Pond banks and water features look striking with wrapped trees that reflect on the surface. We check footing and power during the site walk and include pond-edge lighting as a separate line so the board can decide. Removal includes every pond-edge run.
What suits an Old Town Keller storefront?
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Classic, close-up detail works well. Warm outlines on the facade, garland and wreaths around doors and windows, and bistro lights over a patio fit the walking-scale district. We keep each design in scale with neighboring storefronts. Crews install before shops open, so customers and diners are not disturbed.
Do we have to buy the lights?
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No. Our holiday lighting is leased. We supply commercial-grade LED product cut to your property, install it, maintain it through the season, remove it and store it, so there is nothing to purchase or keep in storage. The runs already fit next year.
How early should a Keller HOA book?
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Late summer or early fall is the right window. That gives time for a site walk, a written proposal and a board vote before November installs. Later requests are scheduled as openings allow, which can push an install date back.
Will you provide a certificate of insurance?
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Yes. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation and can send a certificate naming the association, management company or property owner before crews arrive. Just tell us who to list and where it should go. Many boards keep it on file with their contracts.
What happens if lights go out mid-season?
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Call our office during business hours at 972-620-9560. In-season maintenance and service calls are part of the program, so a crew is scheduled to repair the issue and keep your entrance or storefront lit. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Can a Keller Town Center business hire you?
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Yes. Offices, shops and restaurants around Bear Creek Parkway can get building outlines, lit plaza trees, entry wreaths and garland. Installs are scheduled around business hours so customers and staff come and go normally. Removal and storage after the season are included.
When do the lights come down?
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Removal starts in January after the holidays. We schedule takedown with you, remove all lighting and attachments, check that rooflines and trees are clear, and store the product until next season so the next install starts from a proven layout.