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Low-voltage landscape lighting on a home and yard at night

HALTOM CITY, TEXAS

Landscape Lighting in Haltom City, TX


Low-voltage LED landscape lighting for Haltom City homes and businesses, from uplit shade trees to lit walks, storefronts and parking islands along the Loop 820 corridor.


✓ Low-voltage LED    ✓ Insured crews    ✓ 4.5-star Google rating

Low-voltage landscape lighting on a home and yard at night
Low-voltage landscape lighting on a home and yard at night

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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting designs and installs low-voltage LED landscape lighting in Haltom City, TX. We light trees, walkways, facades, patios and commercial frontage, set timers or app control, and return for service. Call 972-620-9560 to schedule a site visit and a written proposal.

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

What We Light in Haltom City

Every system is low-voltage LED, sold and installed under NTD (Nite Time Decor), our landscape lighting line.

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Tree uplighting

Fixtures at the base of oaks, elms and ornamental trees push light up through the canopy, so the trunk and branches become the focal point of the Haltom City yard after dark.

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Commercial grounds

Office parks, retail centers, medical buildings and churches in Haltom City get monument signs, entry drives and planted islands lit for safety and a clear first impression.

02

Path and walkway lights

Low path fixtures mark the front walk, side gate and garden steps so guests in Haltom City can see where they are going, spaced to pool light rather than line up like a runway.

05

Facade and architecture

Wash and grazing lights bring out stone, brick, columns and entry details. The goal is a balanced front elevation, with no hot spots and no dark gaps across the Haltom City house.

03

Security and visibility

Light at side yards, gates, garage corners and dark beds removes hiding spots and helps cameras record usable images. It is quieter than a floodlight and easier on the neighbors.

06

Service and adjustments

Plants grow, trees fill in and fixtures get bumped by mowers. We re-aim, clean lenses, replace failed parts and update timers on systems we install.

Low-voltage landscape lighting on a home and yard at night

How Low-Voltage LED Works in Haltom City


A low-voltage system plugs into a transformer that steps household power down to about 12 volts. Cable runs from the transformer to each fixture through shallow trenches or under mulch.


At that voltage the wiring is far safer around kids, pets, sprinklers and garden tools than line-voltage lighting. LED lamps draw a fraction of the power older halogen bulbs used and last much longer, so a Haltom City system can run every night without a big jump in the electric bill.


  • Transformer steps power down to about 12 volts

  • Shallow cable runs, no heavy conduit in beds

  • LED lamps use far less power than halogen

  • Safer around pets, kids and irrigation


How a Haltom City Project Runs

01

Tell us the goal

Curb appeal, safety, a usable patio or all three. Your priorities decide where light goes first and what can wait.

02

Site visit

We measure distances, photograph key trees and walls and check outlet locations so the plan reflects the real Haltom City lot.

03

Size the system

Fixture count and wattage set the transformer size and cable layout, with headroom left so future additions plug into the same system.

04

Installation day

Fixtures go in, cable is buried shallow and connections are sealed. Many home installs wrap up in a day or two.

05

Service later

As plants grow we re-aim fixtures, clean lenses and swap failed parts on systems we installed, keeping the design as sharp as day one.

Lighting Haltom City Properties


Haltom City mixes established ranch-style neighborhoods with busy commercial strips. Many homes sit on lots with mature trees and deep front yards that look flat after dark. Businesses along the main roads compete for attention every evening. Both benefit from light placed with intent rather than one bright floodlight.

Established neighborhoods

Older Haltom City homes often have big pecans, oaks and elms that were planted decades ago. Uplighting those trees and adding soft path light to the front walk gives a brick ranch home a finished look at night without changing anything about the house.

Loop 820 frontage

Offices and commercial buildings near NE Loop 820 benefit from even, reliable light on signage and front landscaping. We schedule it to run on a photocell and timer, so nobody on staff has to remember to switch anything on at closing time.

Denton Highway businesses

Shops, restaurants and service businesses along Denton Highway (US 377) are seen mostly from moving cars. Lit monument signs, entry beds and building faces help a property read clearly from the road and make the parking area feel safer for customers after dark.

Big Fossil Creek area

Properties near the Big Fossil Creek greenbelt tend to have more trees and darker back yards. Moonlighting from high branches and step lights along patios make those yards usable in the evening while keeping the natural feel of the space.

Year-Round Light, Plus the Holidays


For businesses, HOAs and property managers in Haltom City, we pair landscape lighting with commercial holiday lighting and décor.


The landscape fixtures light entries, signs and plantings all year. When the season comes, our crew adds leased commercial-grade LED holiday lighting, wreaths and garland, services it through the season, then takes it down and stores it afterward. One insured vendor, one point of contact and certificates of insurance ready for your file.


  • Landscape lighting for entries and signs

  • Commercial holiday lighting in season

  • Removal and storage after the holidays

  • Certificates of insurance available


Lighted wreath and garland holiday décor at a building entrance

What Shapes the Cost

Your proposal is built from these factors, explained line by line.

Number of fixtures

Fixture count is the biggest single driver. Lighting the front walk and two trees is a small project; wrapping the whole lot with path, accent and patio light is several times larger.

Trenching and hardscape

Running cable under mulch beds is quick. Crossing driveways, boring under walks or fitting fixtures into stone walls takes more labor, tools and planning on install day.

Fixture material

Brass and copper fixtures cost more up front than aluminum but hold up better to sprinklers, mowers and Texas weather over many seasons of nightly use.

Commercial scope

Commercial sites often need sturdier fixtures, longer runs and work scheduled around business hours or tenants, all of which we plan into the proposal from the first site visit.

Transformer and wiring

Total wattage sets transformer size, and long distances from the outlet to far corners of the yard add cable. Large lots and multiple zones need more of both.

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

Haltom City Landscape Lighting FAQ


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

What does landscape lighting cost in Haltom City?

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It depends on the number of fixtures, fixture material, transformer size, how far cable has to run and whether we cross hardscape. A front-yard plan and a full-property design are very different projects. We walk the property, then give you a written proposal that explains each factor so you can decide what to include now and what to add later.

Do you work on older homes in Haltom City?

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Yes. Older homes are often ideal candidates, because mature trees and brick facades give the light something to work with. We check existing outlets for the transformer location, route cable around established roots and beds, and can replace dated halogen fixtures a previous owner installed with efficient LED.

Is low-voltage lighting safe around kids, pets and sprinklers?

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Yes. The transformer reduces household power to about 12 volts before it reaches the yard, which is far safer than line-voltage wiring around children, pets, irrigation and garden tools. Connections are sealed for wet ground, and cable sits shallow under mulch or soil where it is out of the way.

Will installation tear up my lawn and beds?

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No. Low-voltage cable only needs a shallow slit in turf or a run under mulch, not a wide trench. The crew works around irrigation heads and roots, closes the slits as it goes and leaves beds the way it found them. Within a few days the cable lines are hard to spot.

Should I choose LED or halogen fixtures?

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LED. Modern LED landscape lamps use a fraction of the power halogen used, last many times longer and come in warm color temperatures that look like traditional lighting. Halogen systems also run hot and need frequent bulb changes. We install LED and can convert older halogen fixtures.

Can a Haltom City business light just its sign and entry?

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Yes. Many commercial clients start with the monument sign, the drive entrance and the beds closest to the door. That gives the biggest visual return for the fewest fixtures, and the system can be expanded to parking islands or the building face later.

Does landscape lighting help with security?

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It helps. Lighting gates, side yards, entries and dark beds removes hiding spots and makes a property look occupied. Even light also helps security cameras capture clear images. It is not a replacement for locks or alarms, but it is a quiet, attractive layer of protection.

What maintenance does a system need?

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Not much, but some. Once or twice a year fixtures should be cleaned, re-aimed as plants grow, checked for loose connections and timers reset for seasonal daylight changes. We offer service visits for systems we install, so the lighting keeps looking the way it did on day one.

Do you light commercial properties in Haltom City?

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Yes. We light offices, retail centers, churches, medical buildings and HOA entrances, including monument signs, entry drives, walkways and building faces. We carry liability insurance and workers' compensation and can provide certificates of insurance for your file. Installation is scheduled around business hours and tenants.

Light Your Haltom City Property

Call 972-620-9560, Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm, to schedule a site visit and get a written proposal.

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