Hiring local services in Flower Mound, TX

Flower Mound incorporated as a town on February 27, 1961, and NCTCOG estimates 82,870 people live there as of January 1, 2026.

Permits. The town's permit list covers fences (beyond same-height picket replacement), decks, patio covers, pools over 24 inches deep, roof replacements, window and door replacements, solar panels, irrigation systems and detached accessory buildings of 120 square feet or more.

Contractor registration. Anyone doing work regulated by Chapter 14 must register with the town. Registrations expire one year from the application date, and mechanical, plumbing and electrical contractors must also hold a state license. Ask for both before work starts.

Water. Most treated water comes from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, the rest from Dallas Water Utilities, and the town delivers it. Under its Long-Term Water Conservation Plan, even-numbered addresses water on Tuesday and Friday, odd-numbered on Wednesday and Saturday, and no sprinklers run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (as of October 2026; the town says rules can tighten under its emergency plan).

Trees. Removing a Specimen or Historic tree needs a Tree Removal Permit heard by the Environmental Conservation Commission: $250 per tree, capped at $1,000 per application, plus $200 per required notice sign.

Floodplain. The town prohibits development in its flood hazard areas, which follow creeks such as Timber Creek, Graham Branch and McKamy Creek and the low areas around Lake Grapevine. Look up any address on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center.

Cross Timbers. The Cross Timbers Conservation Development District is mostly single-family homes on lots of two acres or more, and the town's Master Plan does not provide sewer there. Ask how a home there handles wastewater before you buy or plumb.

Trash. Republic Services collects trash, recycling, bulk items and brush weekly, at $20.40 a month plus tax for homes.

Power, tax and health. Oncor lists Flower Mound among the cities it serves, and where no co-op or city utility serves the area you pick a retail provider at PowerToChoose.org. Check which company delivers power to your address, since edge areas may be co-op territory. Most of the town is in Denton County (dentoncad.com); the small Tarrant County part is appraised by the Tarrant Appraisal District. Denton County Public Health reported the county's sixth human West Nile case of 2026 on October 13, 2026.

Each page below has a ranked local list and the town permit, water or tree rule for that trade; our terms of service explain the order.

Flower Mound home systems

• Plumbers in Flower Mound
• AC repair in Flower Mound
• Electricians in Flower Mound, including solar
• Roofing companies in Flower Mound
• Pest control in Flower Mound
• Cleaning services in Flower Mound

Flower Mound yards, trees and pools

• Tree service in Flower Mound and Specimen trees
• Pool service in Flower Mound on two watering days

Moving and professional help in Flower Mound

• Movers in Flower Mound
• Flower Mound dentists
• Gyms in Flower Mound
• Divorce lawyers in Flower Mound
• Realtors in Flower Mound

Flower Mound is in our Dallas-Fort Worth region; neighbors include Lewisville and Southlake.