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Christmas Light Installation in Kennedale, TX
Kennedale is small, so a few well-lit places carry the whole season. We design, lease, install and maintain lighting for neighborhood entrances, local businesses and city sites, then remove and store it.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting installs Christmas lighting in Kennedale for HOA common areas, commercial properties and municipal sites. Each project includes a custom design, leased commercial-grade LED cut to the property, installation, service calls during the season, removal after the holidays and storage. Homeowners can book residential Christmas light installation in Kennedale. Homes in Kennedale 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 Comes With a Kennedale Display
Small projects get the same full service as large ones.
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A Design for Your Entrance
We look at the monument sign, the columns and walls beside it, and the trees behind it, then plan a display that frames the entrance neatly for residents driving in each evening.
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Service Calls All Season
If a run goes dark or wind pulls a section loose, call the office during business hours and a crew comes back to repair it while the display is up.
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Leased LED Product Included
Commercial-grade LED lighting is supplied on lease and cut to your sign, walls and trees. The association never buys a strand or needs a closet to keep boxes of lights.
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Takedown After the Holidays
In January, crews remove every light, clip and cord and leave the monument, walls and trees as they were, so the entrance looks tidy going into spring.
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Insured Crews Do the Work
Our crews carry liability insurance and workers' compensation and handle every ladder. Volunteers on the board stay on the ground, and nobody risks a fall in cold weather.
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Labeled Storage Until Fall
The lighting goes back to our facility, labeled for your community or business. Next year's install starts from runs already cut, which keeps the look consistent.
A Handful of Locations, Done Properly
Kennedale is one of the smaller cities in Tarrant County, and most of its streets are residential. It has few large commercial campuses. What residents pass every day are neighborhood entrances, local businesses and the civic core at TownCenter.
That shapes how we design. Instead of miles of roofline, we focus effort on the places people actually see: an entry monument lit from every angle, a storefront outline that reads cleanly from the road, wrapped trees that glow behind a sign.
Looking for your home? See residential Christmas light installation in Kennedale.
Monument signs lit front and back
Entry columns and walls outlined
Paired wreaths on stone pillars
Wrapped trees behind the entrance
Pond, pavilion or mail center accents
From Request to Removal in Kennedale
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Reach the Office
Call 972-620-9560, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, or send the online form with your community or business name and address.
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One Site Walk
We visit once, measure the sign, walls, trees and any building rooflines, and confirm where power is available near the entrance.
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Written Proposal
The board or owner receives one written design and proposal, short enough to review and vote on at a single meeting.
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Installation Day
Crews install on the agreed date, keeping the entrance or storefront open, and test each run before they leave the site.
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Season, Then Storage
We respond to service calls through the holidays, then remove the display in January and store it for next season.
Kennedale Communities and Corners We Light
Neighborhood associations make up most of our Kennedale work, with local businesses and the civic core close behind.
Falcon Wood Estates
An established neighborhood whose entrance is the first thing residents see each evening. A warm-white outline on the monument, wrapped trees behind it and wreaths on the columns give the community a polished welcome, and the board approves the full plan in one meeting.
Brookstone Estates and Shady Creek
Where an association has a pond, pavilion or mail center, those spots can join the entrance package. Lit trees beside water or a shared building add warmth for residents walking the neighborhood after dinner, and each extra feature is priced separately.
Kennedale Parkway and I-20
Businesses along Kennedale Parkway and near the Interstate 20 frontage are seen mostly from the car. Bold roofline outlines, a lit sign and wrapped driveway trees help a building register quickly with drivers, and installs are scheduled around store hours.
Beacon Hill and Steeplechase Estates
Associations like these maintain entry signs, perimeter walls and landscaped corners. We light what the HOA maintains, keep the design in scale with the neighborhood, and handle service calls, removal and storage so volunteers have nothing to manage once the vote is done.
TownCenter
Kennedale's small-town center mixes retail and office space beside TownCenter Park. Storefront outlines, garland and wreaths at doors and wrapped trees along the walkways help businesses look festive for neighbors stopping by after work or on weekend errands through December.
Simple Steps for Volunteer Boards
Kennedale association boards are made up of neighbors who volunteer their evenings, so we keep the decision short. One site walk. One written proposal. A certificate of insurance for the association's records.
After the vote, the board does not touch the lighting. Our crews install, maintain, remove and store it. Our parent company, Carruthers Landscape Management, has worked with Dallas-area commercial properties since 1978, and we bring that same care to a small neighborhood entrance as to a large property.
One walk, one proposal, one vote
Certificate of insurance for HOA records
No lights for the HOA to store
Service calls handled through the office
What Sets the Price in Kennedale
We quote after the site walk, and these are the items that change the number.
Entrances and Monuments
One entrance with a single monument costs less than a neighborhood with two or three entries. Many boards start with the main entrance and add others in later seasons.
Extra Common Areas
Ponds, pavilions and mail centers can join the plan. Each is listed as its own line in the proposal, so the board can choose what fits the budget this year.
Walls and Columns
Long perimeter walls and multiple stone columns add linear feet of outline and more wreaths. Length of lit wall is often the largest factor in a Kennedale entrance package.
Power at the Entrance
Some entrances have limited outlets. We map available power during the walk and note any spot where it shapes the design, so there are no surprises on install day.
Trees Behind the Sign
Mature trees take more product and time to wrap than young ones. Trunk and lower-branch wraps cost less than full canopy wraps on large trees.
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…”
Ellen Sterin
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“These guys were amazing. Highly recommend them for all your decorative lighting needs.”
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Kennedale Christmas Lighting FAQ
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Do you hang Christmas lights on houses in Kennedale?
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Yes. We install Christmas lights on homes across Kennedale: see residential Christmas light installation in Kennedale for neighborhoods, timing and what is included. We also light HOA common areas, commercial properties and municipal sites. Kennedale residents can ask their association board to request a proposal for the neighborhood entrance.
Is a single neighborhood entrance too small a project?
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No. Many Kennedale projects are one entrance with a monument, two columns and a few trees. Small projects get the same design, leased product, service calls, removal and storage as larger ones, and the plan can grow in later seasons.
When should a Kennedale HOA vote on lighting?
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September or October is a good target, and earlier is better. That leaves time for a site walk, a written proposal and a board vote before install dates fill. The city celebrates the season early, so starting in late summer helps.
Does the association need to buy or store lights?
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No. The lighting is leased. We supply commercial-grade LED product cut to your sign, walls and trees, install it, maintain it through the season, remove it in January and store it. The association owns nothing and stores nothing. Next year it already fits.
Can you light a business at TownCenter?
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Yes. Shops, offices and restaurants at TownCenter and elsewhere in Kennedale can get roofline outlines, garland, wreaths and wrapped trees. Designs are kept in scale with the buildings, and installs are scheduled around business hours so customers come and go normally.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
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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 to send it, and it goes out ahead of the crew.
What if part of the display goes dark?
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Call our office during business hours, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, at 972-620-9560. In-season service calls are part of the program, and we schedule a crew to repair the problem so the entrance stays lit for residents through the holidays.
Do you light city buildings and parks?
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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 so the work never interferes with a celebration in the park.
Can our pond or pavilion be included?
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Yes. Ponds, pavilions and mail centers often join an entrance package. Lit trees along the water or an outlined pavilion roofline give residents a second spot to enjoy. We check footing and power during the walk and price each feature separately.