COPPELL HOMES

Residential Christmas Light Installation in Coppell, TX

Most of Coppell was built in the 1980s and 1990s, and its brick two-stories, maturing trees and many neighborhood associations shape every display we design. We install, service and remove the lights so you never climb a ladder.

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Home with warm white roofline lights, a lit wreath and wrapped trees at dusk

Two-story home outlined in warm white Christmas lights

Stone home with warm white roofline lights, lit trees and a lighted fountain

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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting installs Christmas lights on Coppell homes throughout ZIP code 75019, including Riverchase, Coppell Greens, North Lake Woodlands and Waterside Estates. Homeowners get a design fitted to their two-story, lighting they lease instead of buy, installation, repairs while it is up, takedown once the holidays end and storage, all through our residential holiday lighting program.

Since 1978

Dallas family business

5+ years

Commercial and large residential lighting

Fully insured

Liability and workers’ comp

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Your Coppell Season Includes

A single plan covers the roof, the trees and the front door.

Custom design

Front gables, dormers and tall entries on Coppell two-stories are mapped so the display fits the house.

Season-long service

If a run goes dark before New Year's, one call to our office brings a crew back to fix it.

Leased LED

We cut commercial-grade LED to your measurements and keep it after the season, so nothing takes up space in your garage.

Takedown

We come back after the holidays and remove the complete display.

Tree lighting

Mature trees along Coppell's greenbelts and front yards can be wrapped at the trunk or through the canopy.

Storage

Lights are tagged for your address and stored for next year's install.

Stone home with red, green and multicolor roofline lights and lit shrubs

Coppell's 1980s and 1990s Two-Story

Coppell was a small farm town until DFW International Airport opened in 1974. The population jumped from 3,826 in 1980 to 35,958 in 2000, and by then nearly all of the city's residential land had been built out. The result is a city of brick two-story homes from the 1980s and 1990s, many with front gables, dormers and tall entries, on streets whose trees now have thirty-plus years of growth.

That housing rewards a selective design. Outlining every hip and valley on a complex two-story roof can look busy, so we usually light the front gables, the main eave and the entry, then add wreaths on upstairs windows. The trees are worth lighting too, especially in neighborhoods near Denton Creek, North Lake and the city's greenbelts.

Front gables and main eave lit first
Dormers and entries accented, not boxed in
Wreaths on second-story windows
Mature front trees wrapped
Rear rooflines lit on greenbelt lots on request

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Coppell Install Process

Request a design visit

Call or send your address. Coppell homeowners who reach out by September have the widest choice of dates.

Measure and plan

We measure gables, eaves and trees, check outdoor outlets and review your HOA rules together.

Approve the quote

A written plan and quote follow, and approving it holds your install date.

Install day

Our crew installs, sets the timer and tests every section, often without you needing to be home.

Through the season

We repair anything that fails while the lights are up, then remove and store the display once the holidays pass.

Coppell Neighborhoods We Light

We light homes throughout Coppell's single ZIP code, 75019, including Shadow Woods Estates, Westhaven and the Village at Cottonwood Creek. Our routes continue into Carrollton's neighborhoods to the east and Grapevine homes to the west.

Riverchase

An established neighborhood in the part of Coppell served by Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, where the association maintains the entry walls and the trees that frame the entrance. Big front-yard trees and a crisp line on the primary eave make a good pairing here.

North Lake Woodlands

Close to North Lake and its greenbelts, with mature trees and shaded streets. Lighting those trees from trunk to upper limbs, with only a modest roofline, keeps the yard and the house in proportion.

Copperstone, Gibbs Station and Pecan Hollow

Three compact subdivisions, some with a neighborhood pool or amenity building of their own. Homes here light well with front gables, garage edges and a wrapped front tree, planned around HOA guidelines.

Coppell Greens

Set in the Denton County portion of the city and served by Lewisville ISD, Coppell Greens has established two-story homes and HOA-kept entries. Gables and the front door carry most designs here.

Waterside Estates

A neighborhood near the water and greenbelts where many homes back to open space. Lots like these can be lit from the rear as well as the street.

Associations, Greenbelts and Neighborhood Rules

Many Coppell subdivisions have homeowners associations, and some set rules on how long holiday displays can stay up or what can attach to a house. Pass along your HOA's guidelines and the Coppell design and its install and takedown dates will follow them. The Coppell HOA holiday lighting service can also light a neighborhood's entry walls, medians and amenity areas.

Coppell also has a lot of homes that back onto open space. Neighborhoods near North Lake and the Denton Creek greenbelts, such as North Lake Woodlands and Waterside Estates, have some of the city's most mature trees, and people on the trails see the rear of the house as clearly as the street does. We can add a backyard tree or the rear roofline to the plan, and Coppell landscape lighting can keep those trees lit year-round.

HOA guidelines reviewed before the design
Display and removal dates set to your rules
Greenbelt trees lit for views from the trail
Cords kept off shared common areas
Entrances available for board approval

Two-story home with warm white roofline lights and lighted trees and shrubs

Coppell Quote Factors

Measurements at your home set the quote. These are the main variables.

Roofline chosen

Front-only designs on a two-story home use far less lighting than outlining every side.

Color and bulb style

Your choice of warm white, multicolor or a combination changes the materials list.

Two stories and steep pitch

Second-story gables and steep roofs need more safety equipment and time than a single-story eave.

Entry and window pieces

Wreaths on upstairs windows, door garland and pathway lights are each optional.

Mature trees

Older trees near greenbelts can be large, and canopy wraps take more product and labor than trunk wraps.

What DFW clients say

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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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Coppell Christmas Lighting Questions

Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.

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Do you install Christmas lights on homes in Coppell?

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Yes, anywhere in Coppell's ZIP code, 75019, including the Denton County section around Coppell Greens. For Old Town storefronts and business parks, see our Coppell Christmas lighting page.

Do I purchase the lights?

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No. We lease them to you for the season and handle maintenance, removal and storage. For a year-round alternative, look at permanent holiday lighting near Coppell, mounted once and used for every holiday.

How early should I schedule?

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Late summer to early fall works well. Installs typically begin in early November, and HOA communities with display-date rules should book early so we can work within their window.

When are the lights taken down?

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Coppell takedowns run in early January, or sooner if your HOA sets an earlier deadline. The display then goes into storage for next season.

Do Coppell HOAs allow holiday lights?

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Holiday lighting is common in Coppell neighborhoods, but associations may set rules on dates, placement or colors. Send us your guidelines and we will design within them.

Could installation damage my roof?

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No nails or staples go into shingles. We use clips on gutters, shingle edges and ridges, and remove them all when the lights come down.

What do I need for power?

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Working outdoor outlets, which we confirm at the design visit. Timers come from us, and once set, the lights keep a nightly schedule without any help from you.

My Coppell backyard faces a greenbelt. Is the rear worth lighting?

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Often, yes. Many Coppell homes back onto greenbelts, parks or open space, and neighbors on the trail see the rear roofline. We can add the back elevation or a backyard tree to the plan.