Denton County · Design · Install · Takedown
Rooflines, trees, columns, and full displays — designed for your house, installed by professionals, serviced all season, taken down in January, and stored until next year.
Here's what happens next:
One season, everything handled
A season with Moran Industries covers the whole job — from the first walk-through to the last box in storage. You never touch a ladder, and nothing is left in your garage in January.
How it works
Three details is all it takes. Joseph gets back to you, usually the same day.
A look at the house, a talk through the design you want, and a clear price. No pressure and no obligation.
Install happens on your scheduled date. Service runs all season, and takedown is already on the calendar.
What it costs
A single-story roofline and a two-story full display are very different jobs, so the number comes from your house rather than a menu. The estimate is free, and you see the price before anything is ordered. Four things move it:
Reputation is earned
Reviews from property work across Denton County — same owner, same standard on the lighting jobs.
"Arrived on time, worked quickly, and did an outstanding job. Everything looked noticeably brighter and refreshed when they were finished."
"Super professional and paid so much attention to detail. My house has never looked this good."
"The business owner himself was there and did an amazing job. Would definitely recommend them to anyone."
Pick your look
Design examples to help you picture your own house — warm white, multicolor, red and green, wrapped trees, columns, and commercial fronts. Bring a photo you like to the estimate and we'll build to it.
Where we light
Not sure whether you're in the area? Call or text and you'll get a straight answer.
Before you ask
It depends on roofline length, roof height, and how many peaks, columns, and trees you want lit. The estimate is free, and you get a real number for your own house before anything is ordered — not a range designed to get a foot in the door.
As early as you can. The schedule fills from the earliest bookings down, and the week before Thanksgiving is the first block to go every year. Booking early is how you pick your install date instead of taking what's left.
Yes. Takedown happens in January, everything gets labeled and coiled, and it's stored until next season. That's part of the job, not a separate bill at the end.
Not necessarily. If you already own strands you like, they can go up. If you're starting fresh, Joseph prices it out at the estimate so you can see both ways before deciding.
Call or text and it gets fixed while the lights are up. A dark run, a strand loosened by wind, or a timer that drifted are all part of keeping the display looking right all season.
Yes. Storefronts, entries, and commercial buildings run on the same schedule and the same standard as the residential work.
Get on the schedule
Send the form or reach Joseph directly — texting is the fastest way.
