Commercial Christmas lights
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Main Street Christmas Lights is based in Fort Worth and lights commercial properties across the city and the surrounding area. We design, install, service, remove and store Christmas lighting for retail centers, hotels, clubs, campuses and downtown districts, with crews working out of a Fort Worth address.
The city
Fort Worth is where this company is based, which for a seasonal business matters more than it sounds. Crews start the day here, the warehouse is here, and a service call in December is a short drive rather than a trip across the metroplex in traffic.
The city's commercial lighting need is unusually varied. Downtown and the Stockyards want something that reads as traditional and civic. Alliance and Clearfork are newer developments where the architecture is doing the talking and the lighting has to work with it rather than over it. We design to the building in front of us rather than applying one house style everywhere.
Fort Worth also has genuinely mature trees on many of its commercial sites, particularly around the Cultural District and the older parts of the city. That makes tree wrapping a bigger part of the conversation here than it is in newer suburbs where landscape trees are still young.
Who we work with
Services
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Available across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Areas covered
Dallas–Fort Worth plus 50 miles, anchored in Fort Worth.
Yes. Our address is 3267 Crabtree St, Fort Worth, TX 76111-1817, and crews and materials work out of Fort Worth. For a seasonal business the practical result is faster in-season service response across the city and the surrounding area.
All of it, plus the surrounding area within roughly 50 miles. That includes downtown, the Stockyards, the Cultural District, West 7th, Clearfork and Alliance, and out to Southlake, Keller, Roanoke, Westlake, Trophy Club, Mansfield and the Mid-Cities.
Being based in the city is exactly why this is the question we like being asked. In-season service response is part of every seasonal agreement, and a Fort Worth property is a short drive from our warehouse rather than a cross-metroplex trip.
Yes. Historic and civic districts have their own considerations, including how lighting reads against older masonry and what the district's own guidelines allow. We design for that rather than treating every roofline the same.
September and October. Budgets are approved in early fall, materials are ordered next, and installations run through November so displays are lit for the first week of December. Installations are booking into November.
We look at the building, talk through what the season needs to accomplish, and come back with a design and a number.
Dallas–Fort Worth plus 50 miles, anchored in Fort Worth.