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FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS
Residential Christmas Light Installation in Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound homes sit among post oaks, golf fairways and two lakes, and the displays that suit them are as varied as the lots. We design yours, lease the LED lighting, install it, keep it working all season and remove it after the holidays.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting installs residential Christmas lights throughout Flower Mound, in ZIP codes 75022 and 75028 and on the 76226 streets of Canyon Falls. Every home receives a custom design, leased commercial-grade LED lights cut to its rooflines, installation, in-season repairs, removal after the holidays and labeled storage.
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
Your Flower Mound Display, Start to Finish
One plan, one crew and one phone number cover the season, the same way they do for all of our seasonal lighting for houses across the metroplex.
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Site-specific design
Wooded lots, golf views and long driveways all change what is worth lighting. We walk the property and design around what neighbors actually see.
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Repairs in season
One call during office hours puts a repair visit on the calendar if anything fails before the holidays are over.
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Product you never own
We provide commercial-grade LED lighting on lease, sized to each run, so there is nothing to buy, untangle or replace.
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Clean removal
After New Year's we take everything down, from roof clips to the stake lights along the front walk.
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Careful tree lighting
Post oaks and cedar elms get trunk and limb wraps placed so bark and branches are not cinched, which matters in a town that protects its oaks.
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Storage until fall
Lights are packed, labeled to your house and stored with us, so the next install starts from a finished plan.
Golf-Course Two-Stories and Acreage Estates
Much of Flower Mound was built from the 1990s on. Bridlewood grew around a public 18-hole course designed by D.A. Weibring that opened in 1997, and Wellington of Flower Mound followed with brick homes, ponds, a clubhouse and trails. These houses tend to have tall front gables, multiple roof planes and arched entries, and the cleanest designs outline the street-facing peaks and frame the entry.
On the west side of town, the Cross Timbers conservation subdivisions follow a different pattern. Developments such as Chimney Rock, Montalcino and Townlake average roughly one and a half to nearly three acres of land per lot, with homes set back behind post oaks and long drives. On those properties, a lit entry gate, wrapped trees along the drive and a modest roofline outline often matter more than covering every eave.
Front peaks traced on brick two-stories
Arched entries framed with lit garland
Driveway trees wrapped on acreage lots
Gate columns and lamp posts lit on estates
Rear rooflines lit where homes face fairways
See the work up close
How We Light a Flower Mound Home
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Request a visit
Call or send your address. Requests made in August and September get the widest selection of November install dates.
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Walk the property
On larger lots we walk the drive and yard as well as the house, measuring trees, finding outlets and noting gate access.
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Review the plan
Your proposal shows each lit element. Add the driveway oaks now or save them for next year.
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Install and service
Crews install, test and set timers. During the season, call the office and we send someone to repair a dark section.
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Removal and storage
In January the crew takes it all down and stores it labeled for your property, ready for the following season.
Flower Mound Communities We Light
We cover all of Flower Mound, from the coves on Grapevine Lake to the Cross Timbers acreage. Homes over the line in Lewisville near Castle Hills and Old Town and in Argyle with its roomier lots are on our route too.
Bridlewood
Sections such as Coventry, Remington Park and Lexington Downs surround Bridlewood Golf Club, which opened in 1997. Two-story brick homes with tall gables suit crisp peak outlines, and homes on the course can carry lighting on the rear roofline too.
Twin Coves
Streets near Twin Coves Park sit a short walk from Grapevine Lake, including homes from the mid-2000s on larger lots. Wind off the water and open sight lines make secure runs and bold, simple outlines the right choice here.
Cross Timbers acreage
Conservation subdivisions like Chimney Rock, Montalcino and Townlake set homes on large lots surrounded by post oaks. Lighting the gate, the drive and a few signature trees reads well from the road, while the house outline welcomes guests up close.
Wellington
Built from the late 1990s around ponds, a clubhouse, pools and a trail system, Wellington has brick homes on cul-de-sacs and trail-side lots. A front roofline, lit shrubs and wrapped trees along the walk give these houses a finished look from the street.
Canyon Falls
A 1,200-acre master-planned community shared with Northlake and Argyle, built on rolling hills with many mature trees left in place. Stone and brick facades from builders such as Toll Brothers, Drees and Highland Homes pair well with gable outlines and lit entry trees.
Protected Oaks, Lake Wind and HOA Approval
Flower Mound protects its post oaks, and many lots keep large native trees close to the house. We wrap trunks and main limbs with enough slack for growth and wind, avoid wire that cinches bark, and keep runs away from branches that sway into the roofline. Homeowners who like the look of lit trees can carry it past the holidays with Flower Mound landscape lighting for year-round uplighting.
Homes near Grapevine Lake and Lewisville Lake catch wind off the water, and nearly every subdivision has an association with design guidelines. We check those rules before drawing the design, and if your board is also weighing entrance and amenity lighting, our Flower Mound HOA lighting page covers that service.
Trunk wraps with slack for growth and wind
No wire cinched around protected oak bark
Runs anchored for gusts off both lakes
HOA guidelines reviewed before the design
Timers set to association hours where required
What Shapes a Flower Mound Quote
No two lots here are alike, so each quote follows a measured design rather than a package.
Roofline coverage
Lighting only the street-facing peaks of a two-story costs less than outlining every elevation, including the golf-course side.
Distance to power
Long drives and gate columns far from the house need extra outdoor-rated runs and careful timer placement.
Roof height and pitch
Steep pitches and second-story peaks require more setup time and safety equipment than single-story eaves.
Color choices and finishing pieces
Warm or cool white, multicolor and accents such as wreaths, entry garland and walk lights each change the product list, and each can be added on its own.
Trees on the property
Big post oaks along a drive add up quickly. We help you choose the trees that matter most from the street.
What DFW clients say
4.5-star average on Google from clients across Dallas-Fort Worth.
★★★★★
“These guys were amazing. Highly recommend them for all your decorative lighting needs.”
Alex Shaw
★★★★★
“First season with them and hands down best service I’ve had. Very impressed with their service and communication. David was very professional and made the entire experience easy and worry free. Will definitely be keeping my business with them!”
Courtney Carrier
★★★★★
“Fast and courteous office staff and installers. Abraham my installer was excellent!”
robert simmons
Flower Mound Residential Lighting FAQs
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 Flower Mound?
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Yes. We serve homes across Flower Mound in ZIP codes 75022 and 75028, along with Canyon Falls addresses in 76226. Shopping centers and community entrances are covered on our Flower Mound commercial lighting page.
Why lease the lights instead of buying, and is permanent lighting an option?
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Leasing puts the product, repairs, removal and storage on us. Buying shifts all of that to you, plus replacing worn strands every few years. For lights that stay up year-round and can change colors by holiday, see permanent lighting for Flower Mound.
When should I book a Flower Mound install?
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Early fall gives you the most options. Installs typically start in early November, and larger properties with many trees take more crew time, so booking sooner helps fit them in.
When are the lights removed?
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Most removals happen in early January, after New Year's. We remove every strand, clip and stake, then store the lighting labeled for your home.
Will my HOA approve the display?
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Most Flower Mound associations allow seasonal lighting with guidelines on dates and placement. Share the rules or the community name and we design to them before install, adjusting the plan if anything conflicts.
Could the install damage my roof, gutters or trees?
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We use clips on gutters and shingle edges, never nails or staples through shingles. Tree wraps are left loose enough not to cut into bark, and we remove everything at takedown so nothing stays on the tree.
How do timers and power work on a large lot?
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Lights plug into exterior outlets and run on timers set to your schedule. If you want driveway trees or a gate lit far from the house, we plan outdoor-rated extension runs and tell you if an added outlet would make sense.
Can you light just the entrance and trees on an acreage property?
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Yes. On Cross Timbers lots, many owners start with the gate, the drive and a few large oaks, then add the house outline in a later season. The saved design and labeled storage make it simple to expand.
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Plan Your Flower Mound Display
Call 972-620-9560 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, or ask for a free estimate online. We will walk the property and design a display for it.