Licensed Texas Electrical Contractor · TECL 41495 4.9 / 5 · 23 Google Reviews 40+ Years in the Lighting Industry TC Lighting, LLC Serving DFW Since 2017 BBB Accredited Moonlighting & Downlighting Specialists Free On-Site Design Visit & Written Plan LED Conversion & Retrofit Holiday & Permanent Festive LED — Booking Now Residential & Commercial
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Carrollton, Texas
Free On-Site Design Visit

Tell Us About the Property

Two steps, about thirty seconds. Todd walks the property and designs it himself, in daylight — after more than a thousand night-sets he already knows how it will read once the sun goes down. You get a fixed written price with a start and completion date before any work begins.

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Todd will be in touch to set a time to walk the property.

Need it sooner? Call (972) 345-1180.

TC Lighting, LLC

Mailing address
P.O. Box 117093
Carrollton, TX 75011
License
Texas Electrical Contractor TECL 41495
Emergency service
Available for some situations — call and tell us what happened.
We work with
Residential and commercial properties across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton and Navarro counties — and Scottsdale, Arizona.
Reviews
4.9 ★ on Google — read them here
Where We Work

Five Counties, and What That Means for Your Job

Whether you’re inside the LBJ Freeway loop in Dallas, north along the Dallas North Tollway through Plano, out past Southlake toward Fort Worth, or south on I-45 near Corsicana, the design visit is free, the plan is written before anything is installed, and the crew that shows up is the same five people.

Dallas County — Dallas, University Park, Preston Hollow, Garland, Carrollton

The older streets north of Northwest Highway — Preston Hollow, University Park — are where the mature post oaks and live oaks are, and they are the reason moonlighting works so well in this part of Dallas. A forty-foot canopy is what lets a downlight throw a real branch shadow across a lawn. It also means climbing, and fixtures mounted properly so the tree can keep growing around them. The same goes for the older streets around White Rock Lake, where the tree cover is the whole reason to light the property at all.

Tarrant County — Fort Worth, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller, Arlington

West of the Trinity the lots open up and the frontages get long, which changes the arithmetic: more cable, more voltage drop to plan around, and transformer placement that has to be worked out before anything goes in the ground rather than after. Southlake and Colleyville properties in particular tend to need more than one transformer to keep the far end of a run at full brightness, and anything backing onto the Grapevine Lake shoreline has wind and moisture to account for in the fixture choice.

Collin County — Plano, Willowbend, Frisco, Richardson, Allen, McKinney

Plano and the Willowbend area run to newer construction with tight HOA expectations about what shows from the street. That is a large part of why Govee-type permanent festive LED does well here: the track disappears into the eave line by day and there is nothing stapled up and taken down every December. North of the President George Bush Turnpike the lots are newer and the trees are younger, so the work leans toward architectural and hardscape lighting rather than moonlighting.

Denton County — Flower Mound, Argyle, Corinth, Highland Village, Oak Point

Grapevine Lake and Lewisville Lake set the character up here — sloped lots, retaining walls, and long drives where hardscape and step lighting stop being decorative and start being how you get from the car to the door without turning an ankle. Blackland clay also moves with the seasons, which is one more argument for conduit over bare buried cable.

Navarro County — Corsicana, Streetman and the Richland-Chambers lake properties

About an hour south of Dallas on I-45. Lake properties down here are typically the furthest thing from a city lot: long approaches, no neighbouring light to borrow, and twenty-year-old low-voltage systems that stopped working reliably a while ago. Those jobs are usually a rebuild rather than a repair.

Scottsdale, Arizona

Outside the Metroplex entirely, and still on the list. Todd has long-standing clients in Scottsdale and TC Lighting still travels for that work. If you have a property outside Texas, ask — the answer depends on the size of the project.

Find Us

TC Lighting on Google

TC Lighting is a mobile business run from Carrollton — there is no showroom to visit, but the profile below is where the reviews, hours and service area live.

TC Lighting, LLC · Carrollton, TX · serving the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex · open in Google Maps
What Happens Next

What Happens After You Get In Touch

From Your Call to the Night Set

01
You Reach Todd

Call, email or send the form. You get the owner, not a call center — and for holiday work, a place on this season’s schedule.

02
Free Design Visit

Todd walks the property in daylight and designs it there and then — forty years in, the night-time effect is already in his head — and talks through what the lighting should do.

03
Plan & Fixed Price

A written plan showing where every fixture goes and why, a fixed price, and a start and completion date with the bid.

04
Install & Night Set

Conduit-protected runs, daily cleanup, a crew of five led by Augie, every fixture spotted and day-set, and a night-set on most projects before we call it finished.

(972) 345-1180
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