LEWISVILLE, TX – November 06, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Lawn & Landcare, a landscaping and lawn care company based in Lewisville, Texas, has expanded the geographic availability of its landscape lighting services to residential and commercial properties throughout the northern Dallas-Fort Worth area. The expanded coverage includes Lewisville, Flower Mound, Frisco, and surrounding communities. The announcement comes as shorter daylight hours and the approaching holiday season bring renewed attention to outdoor illumination, property visibility, and the use of exterior spaces after sunset.
The expansion focuses on the design and installation of outdoor lighting systems that complement existing landscapes while improving visibility around frequently used exterior areas. Residential properties, commercial locations, and homeowners associations can benefit from lighting arrangements that address walkways, driveways, patios, steps, garden areas, and architectural features. These installations are intended to support the practical use of outdoor spaces while highlighting selected elements of the surrounding landscape.
Lawn & Landcare’s Landscape Lighting Services cover the planning and installation of outdoor illumination for different property layouts. The service combines functional lighting placement with landscape design considerations, allowing fixtures to highlight trees, plants, hardscapes, pathways, and other exterior features. The expanded geographic coverage provides additional property owners throughout northern DFW with access to the company’s landscape lighting installation services.
“Landscape lighting is an important part of how outdoor spaces function after daylight hours,” said Mark Rygh, owner of Lawn & Landcare in Lewisville, TX. “Property owners often want their walkways, entrances, patios, and landscape features to remain visible and usable throughout the evening. A properly planned lighting arrangement can address those needs while complementing the property’s existing design.”
The timing of the announcement coincides with the seasonal transition into shorter days. Following the end of daylight saving time, outdoor areas receive less natural light during the evening, making exterior illumination a consideration for homeowners and businesses preparing for fall and winter activities. Holiday gatherings and increased seasonal visitor activity can also create additional reasons to evaluate lighting around entrances, walkways, and outdoor gathering spaces.
The company’s landscape lighting services address several areas of exterior property design. Pathway lighting can help define walking routes and improve visibility along driveways and garden paths. Lighting around steps and elevation changes can make transitions between outdoor surfaces easier to identify. Other fixtures can highlight trees, shrubs, planting beds, retaining walls, patios, and architectural details, contributing to the property’s overall nighttime appearance.
For residential properties, outdoor lighting can support the continued use of patios, gardens, and other outdoor living areas after sunset. Commercial properties may have different requirements involving customer entrances, pedestrian access, landscaped grounds, and shared exterior spaces. Homeowners associations may also evaluate lighting for neighborhood entrances, community walkways, and common areas. The appropriate lighting arrangement depends on the property’s layout, existing landscape features, and intended use.
“Each property has its own layout and lighting requirements,” Rygh said. “The placement of fixtures needs to account for the areas people use most often as well as the landscape features that property owners want to highlight. The objective is to develop an installation that works with the existing outdoor environment rather than treating every property the same way.”
The design and installation process involves considering the relationship between lighting fixtures and the surrounding landscape. Fixture placement, light direction, and the location of illuminated areas can influence both visibility and appearance. Trees, planting beds, hardscapes, and outdoor structures may require different lighting considerations depending on their position and function. These factors help determine how an outdoor lighting arrangement can complement the property’s existing features.
Energy efficiency, fixture durability, and ongoing maintenance are also relevant considerations when evaluating outdoor lighting systems. LED technology is one option used in modern landscape lighting applications because of its energy-efficient operation and extended service life compared with many traditional lighting technologies. Selecting fixtures suitable for outdoor exposure is another consideration, particularly for installations that remain in place through seasonal weather changes. Specific fixture selections and project requirements depend on the individual installation.
The expanded service coverage includes Lewisville, Flower Mound, Frisco, and surrounding northern Dallas-Fort Worth communities. By extending the geographic availability of its landscape lighting services, Lawn & Landcare is addressing the needs of property owners seeking professionally planned outdoor illumination for residential and commercial environments. The company is based in Lewisville, providing a location within the northern DFW region for its landscaping and outdoor living services.
“Outdoor lighting should be considered alongside the other elements of a property’s landscape,” Rygh said. “The right arrangement can help improve visibility while bringing attention to features that contribute to the property’s overall appearance. Seasonal changes provide a practical opportunity for property owners to review how their outdoor spaces are being used and whether additional illumination is needed.”
Property owners interested in reviewing the company’s landscape lighting options can visit https://www.lawnandlandcare.com/services/outdoor-living/landscape-lighting/
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For more information about Lawn & Landcare, contact the company here:
Lawn & Landcare
Mark Rygh
214-293-3793
mark@lawnandlandcare.com
515 N Kealy Ave
Lewisville, TX 75057
