Commercial Christmas Lighting for DFW Properties
Storefronts, restaurants, office parks, and HOA entrances — holiday lighting that makes a property the landmark on its street, delivered on a commercial timeline with maintenance included.
Commercial calendars fill before residential — budget approved? Get on the schedule now.
Commercial holiday lighting across DFW runs on an earlier calendar and a different scale than residential: displays live before shopping traffic starts, maintenance guaranteed through the season, takedown and storage handled. Market pricing runs roughly $7–$15 per linear foot depending on height, scope, and lift requirements. One proposal covers the whole property — request one below.
Properties Where Lighting Pays For Itself
December foot traffic goes where the light is. These are the properties we build commercial programs around.
Storefronts & Restaurants
Roofline and entry lighting that makes your building the one people notice — and photograph — on a street of competitors closing at dusk. Patio and tree lighting extend outdoor seating's season.
HOA Entrances & Common Areas
Entrance monuments, guardhouses, median trees, and clubhouse rooflines. One contract, full documentation, and a display the whole community sees every evening commute.
Office Parks & Retail Centers
Multi-building scopes quoted as one program with one point of contact. Timers and photocells keep every building synchronized without a property manager touching a switch.
Churches, Schools & Venues
Event-season lighting for campuses that host December programming — sized to the architecture and scheduled around your calendar of services and performances.
What a Commercial Program Includes
- Site walkthrough and design — we scope the property in person and propose what's worth lighting (and what isn't; more light is not always a better display).
- Commercial-grade C9 LED and mini lighting — the same materials municipal and town-square displays use, custom-cut to your building lines.
- Scheduled installation before traffic season — displays live when your customers start shopping, not the week before Christmas.
- In-season maintenance — a dark section on a storefront is revenue, not decoration; we come fix it.
- Automated control — timers and photocells, so the display runs itself all season.
- January takedown and storage — one invoice closes the season; materials store with us for next year.
| Scope | Typical DFW Market Range | What Moves the Number |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial per linear foot | $7 – $15 / ft | Height, lift work, roofline complexity |
| HOA entrance package | Scoped per property | Monument size, tree count, median access |
| Multi-building programs | Scoped per property | Building count, synchronized control, phasing |
Ranges are published DFW market data, checked August 2026 — commercial proposals are built from a walkthrough, not a rate card. More context on the DFW cost page.
Commercial Books Earlier. Here's the Honest Timeline.
Scope & contract
Walkthroughs, proposals, board approvals. The properties that look effortless in December did this part in September.
Fabrication
Materials cut to your building lines and staged — before the residential rush consumes every crew in the metroplex.
Install & go-live
Displays live before Thanksgiving weekend traffic. Timers set, every run tested.
Takedown & storage
Scheduled around your property's calendar; materials inspected and stored for next season.
Commercial & HOA Questions
When should a business book holiday lighting?
As soon as the budget is approved — ideally late summer or early fall. Commercial installs run on an earlier calendar than residential because displays need to be live before holiday shopping traffic starts, and crews schedule commercial work in larger blocks. Waiting until October means competing with the residential rush.
Do you work with HOAs and property managers?
Yes. HOA entrance monuments, guardhouses, common-area trees, and clubhouse rooflines are a natural fit for full-service lighting — one contract covers design, install, maintenance, takedown, and storage, which is exactly the documentation a board or management company needs.
What does commercial Christmas lighting cost in DFW?
Published DFW market data puts commercial work at roughly $7–$15 per linear foot depending on scale, height, and scope — multi-building projects, lift work, and dense tree lighting price at the higher end. That's a market range, not a quote; commercial proposals are built from a site walkthrough.
Can the lights stay up through New Year's?
Yes — commercial displays typically run through the first week of January, and takedown is scheduled to suit your property. Storage is included, so this season's investment in design and custom-cut materials carries into next year.
Who maintains the display during the season?
We do — in-season maintenance is part of every full-service program, commercial included. A dark section on a storefront costs you more than it costs a homeowner, and the maintenance promise exists for exactly that reason.
Can you handle multi-building or multi-property scopes?
Yes — office parks, retail centers, and communities with multiple entrances are quoted as one scope with one point of contact. Tell us the property list and we'll walk it and build a single proposal.
Request a Commercial Proposal
Tell us the property city and scope — we'll follow up to schedule a walkthrough. Serving commercial properties from Grapevine to Frisco to McKinney.
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