One Metroplex. One Standard.
We're based in Lewisville and install across the entire Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. The cities below get dedicated local pages because that's where holiday-lighting demand runs strongest — but if you can see the DFW skyline from your roof, we hang lights on it.
Denton County — home turf
Lewisville
Home base. First on the schedule, shortest response drive, and where our crews start every morning.
Lewisville lighting →Flower Mound
Estate lots and tall two-story rooflines — exactly the homes where professional install earns its keep.
Flower Mound lighting →Highland Village
The closest premium zip to our shop — tree-canopy streets and quick-response proximity.
Highland Village lighting →The Colony
Grandscape raised the nighttime bar — newer rooflines fifteen minutes from our crews.
The Colony lighting →Little Elm
Lakefront peninsula, young families, and first Christmases in brand-new houses.
Little Elm lighting →Argyle & Lantana
Estate acreage and golf-community rooflines — including the gates and fence lines.
Argyle & Lantana lighting →Denton
Courthouse-square tradition and historic rooflines that deserve careful mounting.
Denton lighting →Corinth & the Lake Cities
Four lake towns across the I-35E bridge — Corinth, Lake Dallas, Hickory Creek, and Shady Shores.
Lake Cities lighting →Roanoke & Northlake
An old main street beside new front-porch communities — designed from the porch up.
Roanoke & Northlake lighting →Tarrant County — from the northeast corner to Fort Worth
Grapevine
The official Christmas Capital of Texas — where home lighting gets judged against Main Street.
Grapevine lighting →Southlake
Estate-scale rooflines and warm-white elegance for one of DFW's most demanding markets.
Southlake lighting →Colleyville
Mature trees, large lots, and the canopy-and-trunk-wrap work they deserve.
Colleyville lighting →Keller
Big lots, long frontages, and rooflines with more feet than owners expect.
Keller lighting →North Richland Hills
Three roof generations in one city — ranch eaves, two-story gables, HomeTown porches.
NRH lighting →Fort Worth
The far side of our map, said plainly — bungalows, ranches, and a downtown that lights early.
Fort Worth lighting →Arlington
Home of Interlochen — fifty Decembers of a neighborhood display worth learning from.
Arlington lighting →Collin County corridor — the growth belt
Frisco
Master-planned communities, HOA standards, and complex new-build gable lines.
Frisco lighting →Plano
Home of Deerfield — the neighborhood the whole metroplex drives through in December.
Plano lighting →McKinney
Historic-square Craftsman homes and Stonebridge Ranch — two install profiles, one city.
McKinney lighting →Prosper
New construction, tall gables, big frontages — a boomtown that lights up fast.
Prosper lighting →Allen
Family cul-de-sacs where one lit house resets the standard for the block.
Allen lighting →Celina
The square's traditions meet brand-new streets writing their first ones.
Celina lighting →Fairview & Lucas
Acre-plus lots and dark streets — displays designed to read from the road.
Fairview & Lucas lighting →Dallas County, the 114 corridor & the east side
Trophy Club & Westlake
Estate lots, gated communities, and white-glove restraint — quiet crews, warm-white scale.
Trophy Club & Westlake lighting →Coppell
Mature tree canopy and an established small-city feel on the airport corridor.
Coppell lighting →Carrollton
Established streets with established standards — fifteen minutes from our crews.
Carrollton lighting →Highland Park & University Park
The Park Cities — the deepest Christmas-lights tradition in Dallas, met on its own terms.
Park Cities lighting →Rockwall & Heath
Lakeside displays that read from the street and across Lake Ray Hubbard.
Rockwall & Heath lighting →Dallas
A city of neighborhoods — Tudor gables, tile roofs, ranch eaves, and estate setbacks.
Dallas lighting →Irving & Las Colinas
Gated golf villages and canal lots on one side, shaded older streets on the other.
Irving & Las Colinas lighting →Richardson
A ranch-house city — long, low eaves under mature trees.
Richardson lighting →Addison & Farmers Branch
Postwar family streets next to a town of townhomes, patios, and storefronts.
Addison & Farmers Branch lighting →And everywhere between
No dedicated page yet, fully served anyway: Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Garland, Murphy, Wylie, Mansfield, and Mesquite — plus the rest of the metroplex. Your city goes in the quote form; the same full-service standard shows up either way.
Do you charge extra for cities farther from Lewisville?
Our quotes are built the same way everywhere: roofline footage, stories, and what you add. Drive time across the metroplex is part of how we plan install routes, not a surcharge line on your quote.
My city isn't listed — do you still serve it?
Almost certainly yes. The city pages cover where we expect the most demand, but we install across the entire DFW metroplex — Denton, Collin, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. Send a quote request with your city and we'll confirm right away.
Do you handle HOA communities and their entrance lighting?
Yes, on both sides: residents inside HOA communities (we work cleanly to community standards) and the HOA itself — entrances, monuments, and common areas are covered on our commercial and HOA lighting service.
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