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FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS
Municipal Holiday Lighting & Décor in Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound is proud to be a town, and its holiday décor can feel that way too. We design and install lighting, garland and wreaths for town buildings, parks and corridors, then maintain, remove and store it.
✓ Install, service, removal ✓ Event-ready schedule ✓ Custom designed
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For Flower Mound, Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting offers a full-season holiday décor program. We design around your town buildings, parks and roads, lease commercial-grade LED product cut to fit, install before your events, answer service calls, then take everything down and store it. Insured crews and certificates of insurance support town purchasing.
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
Holiday pieces for a town setting
We keep Flower Mound's look natural and welcoming, with lighting that complements its trees and open spaces.
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Trees with a landscape eye
Flower Mound values its tree canopy. Our parent company has managed commercial landscapes since 1978, so wraps and canopy lighting are installed with care for bark, limbs and the plantings below.
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Event-ready displays
Parades, markets and tree lightings bring crowds downtown. We schedule installs so the display is finished, lit and checked before your first event of the season.
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Park and plaza tree lighting
Trunk wraps and canopy lighting turn park trees into the focal point of a civic lawn. Our parent company has cared for commercial landscapes since 1978, so trees are treated with care.
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Community buildings
The library, community activity center and town offices are where residents spend winter evenings. Roofline lighting outside and lobby trees inside make each one feel part of the season.
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Corridor accents
On busy arterial roads, a few well-placed lighted elements at medians and entry signs can carry the holiday theme without cluttering the view or distracting drivers.
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Town office interiors
Lobby trees, wreaths and garland for town offices, council chambers and libraries carry the outdoor theme indoors, where residents come to pay bills and attend meetings.
Lighting that respects a green town
Flower Mound's identity leans on open space, parks and mature trees. A good holiday plan builds on that instead of covering it up.
We favor warm white light, real-looking garland and focused tree lighting, then add color where the town wants energy, such as a children's event or a park gathering. Fixtures are attached and removed without damage, and plantings around trees are protected while crews work. The result feels like Flower Mound, not a generic shopping-center display.
Warm white canopy and trunk lighting
Garland and wreaths on town entries
Accent color for family events
No-damage attachment on buildings and trees
Plantings protected during install
From site walk to storage
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Site walk first
A crew lead visits every location on your list, measures what needs measuring and checks power, so the design starts from real conditions.
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Design and quote
You receive a custom design and a written quote that lists each site, the décor planned there and the install window for the season.
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Crews install
Insured crews hang every piece in the planned window, then walk the sites with your staff to confirm each one is lit.
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Keep it lit
Through December we handle repairs and service calls, so city crews never have to climb a pole to replace a strand.
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Remove and store
After the holidays we take everything down, pack it by location and store it until we install it again next season.
Flower Mound places to plan around
These are spaces many residents pass or gather in during the holidays, and the kinds of sites we would review with town staff.
Town Hall and library
The civic buildings are where many residents do business with the town. Wreaths, entry garland and clean roofline lighting make them a visible holiday anchor, and a lobby tree inside welcomes people attending meetings or visiting the library. Both buildings can share a palette with every other town site.
Bakersfield Park
Larger community parks offer room for bigger tree lighting and gathering-area décor. We would look at power access, sight lines from parking areas and where crowds stand during any town event. Large trees near the main parking areas often deliver the strongest result for the budget.
Parker Square and The Lakeside
These mixed-use areas host shops and restaurants. Their owners can book our commercial service separately, and coordinating colors with the town makes the whole community look aligned. We can time those private installs to finish alongside the town's own, so shoppers see one coordinated look across Flower Mound.
Heritage Park
A park with a name like this suits a classic look. Lighted trees and simple garland can give families a reason to visit after dark without changing the character of the space. We keep fixtures low-profile by day, so the park looks unchanged until the lights come on each evening.
Long Prairie and Cross Timbers roads
Two of the town's main corridors see daily commuter traffic. Entry signs, medians and pole décor at key intersections can mark the season for thousands of drivers without heavy installation along the full length. Crews work these corridors in quieter hours to keep commuters moving.
Town procurement, made straightforward
Town staff often need more than a phone quote. We can answer a formal bid or RFP, provide a written scope with each site listed and send certificates of insurance for liability and workers' compensation.
We also respect the town calendar. Tell us about tree lightings, parades, markets and council dates, and we will plan install and takedown around them. If the town has rules for working near roads or in parks, staff share them and we follow them.
Formal bid and RFP responses
Itemized written scope by site
Certificates of insurance on file
Install and takedown around town events
Crew hours that keep roads open
Cost factors for Flower Mound
We price the actual sites on your list after walking them.
Tree size and count
Wrapping a few small park trees is quick. Lighting large canopy trees or a tall city tree takes more product, more lift time and more care.
Poles and corridor length
Pole décor is priced per pole, so the length of the corridor and the spacing between poles shape the budget more than any other factor on a street job.
Roofline footage
Lighting on civic buildings is measured in linear feet. Taller buildings and complex rooflines need lifts and more time, which affects both cost and schedule for that building.
Power access
Lighted décor needs nearby power. Sites with receptacles in place are simpler; sites without them may lean on unlit garland, wreaths and planters instead of lighted pieces.
Tree canopy size
Mature trees with wide canopies take more product and lift time than young trees. We help the town choose which trees deliver the most impact for the budget.
What DFW clients say
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Questions from Flower Mound staff
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Will tree lighting harm the town's trees?
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We install with care. Our parent company, Carruthers Landscape Management, has managed commercial landscapes since 1978, and that experience guides how we wrap trunks and place canopy lights. Nothing is nailed or screwed into trees, and everything comes off cleanly in January.
Do you provide certificates of insurance?
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Yes. Our crews carry liability insurance and workers' compensation, and we send certificates of insurance for your files. Tell us what your purchasing or risk office needs listed on the certificate, and we will request it before any work begins on city property.
What drives the cost of a municipal display?
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Cost depends on the number of sites, linear feet of roofline, the count and height of trees and poles, the amount of garland and wreaths, power access and the length of the season. A site walk lets us price your actual locations instead of an estimate from photos.
Can the display stay warm white only?
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Absolutely. Many towns prefer warm white for a classic, natural look. We can keep the entire display warm white or add a single accent color at certain sites, such as a park used for a family event. Either way, the palette is set in the design and stays consistent each season.
Do you work with parks departments and downtown groups too?
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Yes. City halls, parks and recreation departments, libraries, downtown associations and economic development groups all plan holiday décor, often on separate budgets. We can work with one department or coordinate several so the city's buildings, parks and streets share one design and one service contact.
Can you work with both the town and its parks department?
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Yes. We can coordinate with town administration, parks and recreation and the library at once, so each department's sites follow one design. Each can still have its own scope and quote if budgets are separate. Staff simply tell us which department covers which site.
Can we start small and add to the display over several years?
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Yes. Many cities start with one priority site, such as city hall or a main street block, then add parks, corridors and interiors in later seasons. We design the first phase so later phases match it, and each year's scope gets its own written quote.
Can you decorate inside city buildings?
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Yes. Interior décor covers lobby and atrium trees, wreaths, garland and entry décor for town offices, council chambers, libraries and civic centers. Interiors are designed to match the outdoor display, so residents see one theme inside and out. Indoor work can be scheduled around office hours and public meetings.
Do you cover southern Denton County towns besides Flower Mound?
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Yes. We serve cities and towns across Dallas-Fort Worth from our Dallas office, including nearby Denton County communities. Call 972-620-9560 to ask about your location and schedule. Neighboring towns sometimes coordinate install dates with us so crews can serve the area efficiently in one trip.