Boynton Beach Outdoor Lighted Yard Decorations, Christmas Yard Art

Our Yard Decorations, sold in Boynton Beach, are the highest quality available in the market. Each piece of Christmas Lighted Decoration is hand crafted in Mexico using wrought iron and strong welding techniques. We then import the unfinished product to our warehouse in Boynton Beach, Florida where we use several steps to finish the product. The first step is to dip each piece in high quality primer. The next step dips the item into a rust resistant paint, and finally dipped into a sealer that keeps moister out. These steps help reduce the build-up of rust on our Outdoor Lighted Yard Decorations.

After each item is properly primed, painted and sealed, our expert lighting personnel attach strings of lights to each item. We use the highest quality lights available, which include a snap lock system that prevents bulbs from falling out and shorting out the light strand.

We guarantee what we sell. If your piece of Lighted Decoration Yard Art, sold in Boynton Beach, FL has a problem in the first season of use, we will repair it for free if the customer returns the Christmas Tree Lighted Yard Decoration to our warehouse in West Palm Beach, or to one of our nearby Christmas tree locations. In addition, each piece of yard art includes a packet of spare light bulbs, fuses, and clips to make simple repairs at your home if needed.

We also service what we sell. If your Lighted Yard Decoration, sold in Boynton Beach, becomes damaged between seasons, we strongly recommend that you return it to our warehouse or Boynton Beach tree lot for repair. Our trained personnel have the proper machines and experience to repair most items in a few minutes for a nominal fee. In the event that your product needs more serious attention, such as repainting, we can transport your item to our warehouse, make the repairs, and return it to the point of drop off.

Our goal is sell high quality Chistmas Lighted Yard Decorations that will last for many, many Christmas seasons and become part of your annual outdoor lighting festivity.

Boynton Beach Attractions

American Orchid Society
Explore a colossal greenhouse full of one of the country’s best orchid collections as well as many other regional species and stroll through a beautiful botanical garden.
16700 AOS Lane, Delray Beach. (561) 404-2000.

Boca Raton Historical Society
Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway Station at 747 South Dixie Highway and a restored old Boca Town Hall highlight the exhibits, which are in the National Register of Historic Places.
71 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton. (561) 395-6766.

DivaDuck Amphibious Tours
Take a tour of the West Palm Beach area, in and out of water, in this unusual amphibious touring vehicle. The tour lasts 75 minutes, and includes narration and music. Tours depart on Thursday through Sunday from CityPlace.
Downtown West Palm Beach. (561) 844-4188.

Diving Charters
See the beauty under the surface of the waters off the Palm Beaches with a chartered diving excursion. All equipment, instruction and video taping capabilities are provided by an expert staff aboard the Rampage, a 50-foot U.S.C.G.-certified dive ship.
200 East 13th Street, Riviera Beach Marina, Riviera Beach. (561) 626-1003.

Hoffman’s Chocolate Factory
Learn how chocolates are made, and go for a stroll in the confectioner’s garden.
5190 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres. (561) 433-GIFT.

Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
This lighthouse was here before any other structure in Palm Beach County, and houses an interesting museum of local history.
500 Captain Armour’s Way, Lighthouse Park, Jupiter. (561) 747-8380.

Knollwood Groves
Take a tram tour of the oldest orange grove in Palm Beach County, which includes an old flowering hammock, a market where you can ship oranges home, and an old Indian Village where you can see live alligators.
8053 Lawrence Road, Boynton Beach. (561) 734-4800.

Lion Country Safari
Spend the day touring by car where you can see wild animals roaming freely, or go for a walk in the more civilized park area which includes a petting zoo, bird feeding exhibit, a boat tour and paddle boating area, a picnic area and a miniature golf course.
2003 Lion Country Safari Road, Loxahatchee. (561) 793-1084.

Loxahatchee Everglades Tours
A distinctly Florida attraction, there is nothing like an airboat tour through the Everglades with an experienced guide who can point out the subtle flora and fauna of this unique “river of grass.”
15490 Loxahatchee Road, Boca Raton. (561) 482-6107.

Mariah and Safari Catamaran and Pontoon Excursions
Enjoy a tour of the Atlantic off the Palm Beaches coast on a 49-passenger catamaran, or take the 40-passenger pontoon for snorkeling and wading on a sandbar.
1037 Marina Drive, North Palm Beach Marina, North Palm Beach. (561) 329-4122.

Mounts Botanical Garden
Take time out for a relaxing day at Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest public garden. Flora unique to South Florida are thoroughly explored, as well as many species of exotic and rare botanicals from all over the world.
531 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach. (561) 233-1757.

National Croquet Center
Croquet is very Palm Beach, and this 10-acre complex of playing ground and café, where you can hold group events, play a round, or receive instruction on the game is the largest of its kind in the world.
700 Florida Mango Road, West Palm Beach. (561) 478-2300.

Palm Beach Casino Line
This five-hour cruise from the Port of Palm beach features a 15,000 square foot casino, full buffet, several lounges, skeet shooting, gift shop, live show, pool and spa.
One East 11th Street, Riviera Beach. (561) 845-2101.

Palm Beach Zoo
Be sure to budget some quality time for this regional tropical zoo, which features 600 different animals and a casual waterfront café. You will appreciate the beautiful differences between this small and quiet zoo and the relatively busier zoos of big cities elsewhere.
1301 Summit Boulevard, Dreher Park, West Palm Beach. (561) 533-0887.

Pilgrim Belle Cruise
The only paddlewheel riverboat cruise available in the region serves lunch and dinner, and offers a variety of customized tours of the area.
1301 Summit Boulevard, Dreher Park, West Palm Beach.

Ragtops Museum
Classic automobiles and memorabilia from the early days of motoring are on display at this unusual museum that spans two city blocks.
2119 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach. (561) 655-2837

Roger Dean Stadium
Something interesting is always going on here, and in the Spring, both the Florida Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals use the stadium for pre-season training, along with their respective Single A Florida State League affiliates the Jupiter Hammerheads and the Palm Beach Cardinals.
4751 Main Street, Jupiter. (561) 775-1818.

Sandoway House Nature Center
Spend some time at this unusual facility which features a butterfly garden, shark pool and one of the finest collections of seashells in the world, all set in and around a restored old Florida home.
142 South Ocean Boulevard, Delray Beach. (561) 274-7263.

South Florida Science Museum
The whole family will enjoy this interactive complex of aquarium, planetarium and observatory. Laser concerts, science fiction movies on weekends and a science trail also are featured.
4801 Dreher Trail North, West Palm Beach. (561) 832-1988.

Wild Florida Expeditions
Arrange for a customized tour with a professional photographer into the wilds of Florida, and learn how to take better pictures while seeing the real Florida as it looked before civilization.
8230 Woodsmuir Drive. West Palm Beach. (561) 776-9483.