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Permanent Lighting in Arlington, TX
In Arlington, game day is practically a holiday. PermaLites 365 lets your roofline go Cowboys blue on Sunday, Rangers red in July and Christmas colors in December, all from an app.
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Permanent lighting in Arlington is a color-matched LED track installed along your roofline that stays up all year. With the PermaLites 365 app you set team colors, holiday scenes or everyday white in seconds. Christmas Decor by Carruthers Decorative Lighting designs and installs these systems for Arlington homes and businesses across Tarrant County.
Since 1978
Dallas family business
5+ years in lighting
Commercial and large residential lighting
Fully insured
Liability and workers’ comp
4.5★ Google
Rated by DFW clients
Arlington's Year on One Roofline
From opening day to New Year's Eve, a permanent system covers every reason to light up.
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Christmas without ladders
Classic warm white, red and green, or a slow color fade for December. Switch it on the night after Thanksgiving and off after New Year's, all from your phone, with no strands to test.
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Security white
Bright white over the driveway, garage and entries puts more light where you walk at night, improves what your doorbell camera sees and makes the house look occupied.
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Cowboys and Rangers scenes
Save presets for both teams and schedule them for home games at AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, or leave them running through a playoff push for the whole street to see.
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Mavericks and UTA nights
Add Mavericks blue for a deep playoff run and UT Arlington colors for campus events and graduation weekend, each one saved in the app and a single tap away.
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Summer holidays
Fourth of July color, Memorial Day white and blue, and Labor Day cookouts all live in the app as saved presets you can run for a single night or a full week.
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Storefronts and offices
Outline a building in brand colors, add a seasonal scene for promotions and keep entries well lit for staff and customers. Managers change it all from a phone.

Permanent Lighting for Every Arlington Home Style
Arlington is a big city with very different housing stock. Mid-century ranch homes near UTA have long, low eaves. Newer two-story homes in north and southwest Arlington have stacked gables. Lake-area homes are seen from the water and the street.
We measure each roofline, match the track to your trim and plan a layout that fits the architecture, not a template. Then we program scenes for the games, holidays and nights that matter to you.
Layouts for ranch, two-story and lake homes
Track matched to trim and fascia color
Team presets programmed on install day
Dusk-to-late schedules for everyday white
Zones for front, garage and back patio
Getting Lights on Your Arlington Roofline
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Request a visit
Call the office at 972-620-9560, Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm, and we set a time to see the Arlington property.
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Measure and photograph
We record every eave, peak and gable, plus trim color and the nearest power, so nothing is guessed on install day.
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Match the track
We pick a track color that blends with your fascia or trim, so the system stays low-key in daylight hours.
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Installation day
The crew fits color-matched track tight to the trim, routes wiring neatly and checks each zone section by section.
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Learn the app
Before the crew leaves, you save presets, set a dusk-to-late schedule and try a few colors with us standing beside you.
Lighting Around Arlington
Few cities change as much from one side to the other. These are the areas and settings we plan around.
Entertainment District
Homes and businesses near AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, Choctaw Stadium and Six Flags Over Texas live with game-day traffic. Team colors on the roofline are the most requested scene in this part of town. Businesses here also use brand colors on event nights to stand out.
Viridian
Newer homes in north Arlington with HOA standards and architectural review. We provide a system description and track color for your approval request and keep the install tight to the trim on every elevation. Lake-facing rear elevations can be a separate zone.
I-20 and I-30 businesses
Retail, hotels and restaurants along both interstates and around The Parks Mall can run brand colors nightly and seasonal scenes without hiring a crew each year, which matters for properties seen at highway speed. Certificates of insurance are ready for property managers.
Interlochen
This neighborhood is famous across DFW for its holiday light displays. Permanent lighting gives homeowners a clean roofline base to build on, so the yearly display starts with the outline already in place. Your crew only adds yard pieces and trees each December.
Lake Arlington and UTA area
Established neighborhoods with mature trees and older fascia. We check trim condition during the visit, route runs around the canopy and make sure the finished line sits straight on homes that have settled over the decades. Brick ranch homes here look sharp in plain warm white.
Permanent vs. Seasonal: Which Fits Arlington?
If you hang lights for the holidays and also want team colors during football and baseball season, permanent lighting is the natural fit. One install covers both. A seasonal display only comes out once a year.
For Arlington businesses, HOAs and dealerships, we also install seasonal holiday lighting: custom designed, leased commercial-grade LED product, maintained through the season, then removed and stored. Some properties use permanent lighting for rooflines and seasonal décor for trees and entries.
Permanent: team colors all season long
Permanent: no yearly install or removal
Seasonal: larger December-only displays
Seasonal: leased product, storage included
Combine both for rooflines plus holiday décor

Cost Drivers, Explained Plainly
Cost depends on the building, not a template, so we weigh these factors.
Linear footage
The total length of roofline you want lit is the biggest single driver. Lighting one front elevation and outlining every side of the house are very different projects in track, labor and time.
Site conditions
Narrow side yards, pools, steep grades and heavy landscaping all affect access and how quickly the crew can work. We walk the full perimeter so nothing surprises anyone on install day.
Roofline shape
Long, straight eaves are efficient to light. Stepped rooflines, turrets and many small dormers take more fitting to keep the line of light clean and even, which adds time to the install.
Future add-ons
Some owners light the front now and add the back or a detached garage later. Planning for that up front keeps a second phase simple and avoids redoing work already in place.
Power source location
When an outlet sits close to where the controller should go, the install stays simple. Longer power runs, or a property where power has to be routed to the roofline, add work and materials.

