Commercial tree wrapping in Dallas–Fort Worth
We wrap live landscape trees with commercial grade lighting: trunk, limbs and canopy, on plazas, entrance drives, streetscapes and campus quads across Dallas–Fort Worth. Wrapping is quoted per tree by size and density, installed for the season, then removed in January without damaging the tree.
Method
Trunk, canopy and branch wrapping
How a tree is wrapped changes what the property looks like from the road. The method is a design decision, not a default.
- Trunk wrap: the trunk and main limbs, which gives the tree its shape after dark instead of becoming a lit pole
- Canopy wrap: light carried out into the branch structure for a fuller effect
- Branch wrap: selected limbs picked out, used where budget or scale needs focus
- Combination schemes across a drive or plaza so the planting reads as one design
What is included
Quoted per tree, removed without damage
- Per tree quoting by size and density, so the number is predictable
- Commercial grade lighting rated for outdoor seasonal use
- Installation by crews trained for work at height
- In-season service response
- January removal without damage to the tree
- Off-season storage of materials
On site
Wrapped trees across Dallas–Fort Worth
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 about tree wrapping
Does wrapping damage the tree?
Not when it is done correctly and removed on time. We wrap without cinching, leave room for the trunk and limbs to move, and use no fasteners that cut into bark. The damage people have seen usually comes from lights left on a tree year after year, which the wood eventually grows around. Ours come off every January.
What is the difference between trunk wrap and canopy wrap?
Trunk wrap runs lights up the trunk and the main structural limbs, which gives a strong vertical line and is the more economical option. Canopy wrap continues into the smaller branches, filling the crown with light. Canopy wrap uses considerably more material and labor, so it costs more per tree, but at night it reads as a lit tree rather than a lit trunk.
How is tree wrapping priced?
Per tree, by size and wrap density. A small ornamental tree wrapped to the first limbs is a very different job from a mature live oak wrapped through the canopy from a lift. Quoting per tree also means you can scale the scope up or down without redesigning the whole property.
How long does it stay lit and how long does it last?
The installation runs for the season, typically lit from late November through early January, and is removed in January. Because we own and maintain the materials, failed sections are replaced from our stock during the season rather than being your problem.
Will you wrap trees you did not light previously?
Yes. Taking over a property lit by someone else is common, and we do not require you to start from scratch. We will walk the site, assess how the previous installation was done, and flag anything that has been left on the trees too long.
Can you wrap trees while the property stays open?
Yes. Most of the properties we wrap are retail centers, hotels and campuses that never close. We schedule around trading hours, keep walkways and parking rows open, and work in sections rather than closing large areas at once.
Start the conversation for this season
Tell us how many trees and roughly what size, and we can give you a realistic range before anyone visits.
Dallas–Fort Worth plus 50 miles, anchored in Fort Worth.