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HALTOM CITY, TEXAS
Municipal Holiday Lighting & Décor in Haltom City, TX
Haltom City needs holiday décor that looks good from the road, holds up all season and asks nothing of city crews. We design, install, maintain, remove and store it for city buildings, parks and main corridors.
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Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting offers Haltom City a leased holiday décor program. We design around city hall, the library, parks and main roads, supply commercial-grade LED product fit to each site, install before your events, answer service calls, then remove and store everything. Written quotes, RFP responses and certificates of insurance support city purchasing.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years
Commercial and large residential lighting
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Practical décor for Haltom City
Haltom City's plan puts visible, durable pieces where the most residents will see them.
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Drive-by corridor décor
Most residents experience the city from a car. Pole wreaths and swags at key intersections, plus lighted entry signs, carry the season along the roads people use daily.
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Wreaths for civic entries
Oversized wreaths over doors and on facades frame the entries people use most. They work on historic brick and on newer glass fronts alike, lit or unlit as power allows.
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Season-long service
Service calls and in-season maintenance are part of the lease. If a strand fails or wind moves a swag, we send a crew to fix it rather than leaving it for city staff.
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Neighborhood park trees
One or two lighted trees in a neighborhood park give nearby families a holiday spot within walking distance, without the cost of a large downtown-style display.
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Low-upkeep product
Leased commercial-grade LED product is built to handle wind and cold snaps. If something does fail, our crew fixes it, so public works staff stay on their regular jobs.
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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.

Festive and practical, by design
Haltom City is a working city just northeast of downtown Fort Worth, and its holiday plan should reflect that. Staff time is limited, and every dollar has to show.
So we focus on high-visibility sites and durable product. City hall and the library get clean roofline lighting and entry wreaths. Main road corridors get pole décor at the points drivers notice most. Parks get a few well-placed lighted trees. Our crews handle maintenance and service calls, so nothing lands on city crews in December.
Roofline and wreaths at city hall
Pole décor at busy intersections
Lighted trees in neighborhood parks
Durable commercial-grade LED product
Service calls handled by our crews
Haltom City's season, handled
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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.
Haltom City sites to consider
Haltom City's holiday décor works well on the roads and civic spaces residents already use every day.
City hall and civic campus
City hall is the natural starting point. Roofline lighting, entry wreaths and a lighted tree on the lawn give the city a clear holiday anchor, and a lobby tree inside welcomes residents coming in on city business. It also sets the palette for every other city site.
Denton Highway corridor
Denton Highway carries steady traffic through the city. Pole décor and lighted elements at a few key intersections can mark the season for commuters without lining the entire road. Crews work these intersections in quieter hours to keep traffic moving safely past the work zone.
Neighborhood parks
Smaller parks spread across the city are where families walk in the evening. A lighted tree or two near paths and playgrounds brings the season into those neighborhoods. Each park can be added in the year the budget allows, using the same palette as the rest of the city.
Haltom City Public Library
The library serves families through the winter break. Exterior wreaths and lighting help it stand out after dark, while a lobby tree and garland make visits during the holidays feel special. We install before opening hours so patrons and staff are never working around ladders or lifts.
Belknap Street
Belknap is one of the city's older commercial roads. Businesses along it, from restaurants to retail shops and offices, can book our commercial service to add holiday décor that complements city work. When storefronts follow the city's palette, the road looks coordinated even with only a few public pieces.
Simple purchasing for a lean city staff
Small purchasing teams need clean paperwork. We provide a written quote that lists each site, its décor and the season schedule, and we can respond to a formal RFP if the city issues one. Certificates of insurance for liability and workers' compensation arrive before any work starts.
We plan the schedule around city events and council dates, and we keep one office contact for questions and service calls. Staff do not need to chase multiple vendors through the season.
Written quote listing every site
RFP responses when the city bids
Certificates of insurance up front
Schedule planned around city events
One contact for the whole season

Cost factors in Haltom City
We size each element to the budget and the visibility it buys.
Season length and service
Displays that go up early or stay up late cover more weeks of maintenance and service calls, which is part of the program cost and worth weighing early.
Install timing and access
Overnight or early-morning work, tight sidewalks and event-heavy calendars all affect crew planning. Flexible windows usually keep scope more efficient and the overall budget easier to manage.
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.
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.
Intersection count
Decorating a few key intersections costs far less than lining a whole corridor. We help staff pick the spots drivers actually notice. Fewer, well-chosen spots stretch the budget further.
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Haltom City municipal lighting FAQs
Have a question we didn’t cover? Call 972-620-9560 or request a free quote online.
Will this add work for our public works crews?
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No. We design, install, maintain, remove and store the display. If something fails, our crew fixes it. City staff mainly provide site access, event dates and a contact person, then let us handle the rest. Takedown and storage are included too.
How do you keep public areas safe during install?
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We plan work zones before crews arrive, keep walkways clear where possible and schedule busy areas for quieter hours. Lifts and ladders are set up away from traffic when the site allows. Your staff tell us any city rules for street work, and we follow them.
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 we decorate a few intersections instead of whole roads?
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Yes. Pole décor at key intersections and entry points often gives the most visible result per dollar. We help staff choose the spots with the most traffic and the clearest sight lines. More intersections can be added in later seasons using the same pieces.
Do our light poles need power for lighted décor?
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Lighted pole wreaths and swags need a power source nearby. Many downtown poles already have receptacles; others do not. We note the power at each pole on the site walk, then design lighted pieces where power exists and unlit garland or wreaths where it does not.
Are you close to Haltom City?
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Our office is on Goodnight Lane in Dallas, and our crews work across Tarrant County. Call 972-620-9560, Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm, to schedule a site walk. Crews group Haltom City sites on the same days as nearby Tarrant County work, which keeps service calls quick through the season.
Can you give us a written quote for council or manager review?
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We can. After a site walk we put the scope in writing: each location, the décor at each one, the install window and the service plan for the season. Staff can attach it to a council packet or circulate it internally. Costs follow the factors on this page, never a one-size number.
When do you take the display down?
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Takedown is scheduled after the holidays, usually in January, at a time that suits your staff. We remove every piece, check it, pack it and return it to storage. Sites are left clean, and the product is ready for next season's install.
Can local businesses join the city's look?
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Yes. Restaurants, retail shops, law firms and offices can book our commercial holiday service directly. When they match the city's palette, main roads look coordinated from one end to the other. We can time those installs alongside the city's work so the corridor is finished at once.

