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Commercial Christmas trees for Dallas–Fort Worth businesses

These are manufactured commercial Christmas trees, not live trees: engineered display trees from roughly 12 to 60 feet, built on site for lobbies, atriums, plazas and municipal squares across Dallas–Fort Worth. We supply, assemble, light, decorate, service, remove and store them.

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Full height view of a lit commercial Christmas tree with a star topper against a black night sky.
  • InsuredSafety trained crews working at height
  • In-season serviceA dark section is our problem, not yours
  • DFW plus 50 milesAnchored in Fort Worth
  • Design through takedownOne vendor, one plan

Sizes

From lobby trees to municipal tower trees

These are engineered display trees built on site, not live trees delivered on a truck. Height is chosen for the space and the sightlines.

  • 12 to 20 feet: lobbies, atriums, hotel entrances and interior courtyards
  • 20 to 35 feet: plazas, retail center commons and campus greens
  • 35 to 60 feet: municipal squares, downtown districts and entertainment venues
  • Custom heights and profiles where the site demands it

What is included

Supplied, installed, lit and stored

The gap in this market is local. National vendors ship a tree in a box and leave the rest to you.

  • Tree supply, sized and specified to the site
  • Engineered steel frame, assembled on site
  • Commercial grade lighting and decoration
  • Anchoring and wind rating for Texas conditions
  • In-season service response
  • Takedown, inventory and off-season storage

Process

How a display tree comes together

  1. Site and size

    We look at the space, the sightlines and the power, and recommend a height and profile that suits the site rather than the catalog.

    Earlier is better: lead times are real

  2. Specification

    You get the tree, the lighting scheme, the anchoring method and the number in one written proposal.

  3. Frame and assembly

    The steel frame goes up first, then the tree is built and lit on site by crews trained for work at height.

  4. Season service

    We monitor and respond through December, including weather damage and power faults.

    Through December

  5. Takedown and storage

    The tree comes down on a scheduled date and goes to our warehouse, inventoried and ready for next season. It does not live in your loading dock.

In place

Display trees across Dallas–Fort Worth

A tall manufactured commercial Christmas tree lit in warm white with red and green ornaments, standing on an open lawn at night.
Manufactured display tree, corporate campus lawn
The steel ring frame of a commercial Christmas tree part way through assembly on a lawn in daylight.
Steel frame during assembly
People standing beside a large commercial display tree in a public square.
Panel tree, public square
A crew member working on the steel frame of a commercial Christmas tree at height, attaching lit branch sections.
Branch sections set from the frame
A large commercial panel branch display tree lit at a public plaza.
Extended branch panel tree
A commercial Christmas tree frame with foliage part way installed, with a bucket truck alongside.
Foliage installation from a bucket truck

Pairs well with

The rest of the property

Most commercial properties combine two or three of these. Designing them together keeps the whole site reading as one plan.

Questions buyers ask about commercial trees

Are these real trees or manufactured display trees?

Manufactured display trees. They are engineered structures: a steel frame carrying foliage sections, lighting and decoration, built on site and disassembled after the season. This is not live tree decorating and it is not a retail tree lot. If you want live landscape trees lit, that is tree wrapping.

What sizes are available?

Commercial display trees typically run from about 12 feet for an interior lobby up to 60 feet or more for a plaza or municipal square. The practical limit indoors is ceiling height, and outdoors it is footprint, anchoring and wind exposure rather than the tree itself.

How much floor space does a commercial tree need?

As a working rule the base diameter is roughly half the height, so a 30 foot tree needs about a 15 foot circle plus clearance for people to walk around it. We confirm the exact footprint during the site assessment, including any anchoring or ballast the location requires.

What are the power requirements?

It depends on the tree size and the lighting density, and it is one of the first things we check on site. Most interior trees run from standard building circuits; larger exterior trees may need a dedicated circuit. We identify the supply point during the assessment so there are no surprises on install day.

How long does installation take?

A lobby tree is usually a single day. Large exterior trees are built over one to two days, frame first, then foliage, then lighting and decoration. We schedule around your trading hours where the space stays open to the public.

Where is the tree stored between seasons?

In our warehouse, inventoried and ready for the next season. Nothing is stored on your property, which for most lobbies and plazas is the deciding factor.

Can the tree be lit to match our brand colors?

Yes. Color direction, ornament palette, ribbon and topper are all part of the design conversation, and they can be tied to a property brand or an existing interior scheme rather than a default red and green.

Start the conversation for this season

Lead times matter on display trees. The earlier we talk, the more the design can do.

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Dallas–Fort Worth plus 50 miles, anchored in Fort Worth.

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