Guides
Curb numbers, explained
Honest answers to the questions North Texas homeowners actually ask about curb address numbers — local rules, real costs, and how to tell a legitimate painter from a door-to-door scam.
Local rules
Are Curb Address Numbers Required in Plano, McKinney & Allen?
No North Texas city requires numbers on your curb — but every one of them requires visible address numbers on your house. Here's what the local codes actually say, and where curb numbers fit in.
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Pricing
How Much Does Curb Number Painting Cost in North Texas?
Real 2026 prices from Dallas–Fort Worth curb painters: what a basic reflective number costs, what flags and team logos add, and why the $15 flyer in your mailbox is the most expensive option of all.
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Safety
Are Reflective Curb Numbers Worth It?
What fire departments and highway engineers actually say about address visibility at night — how reflective glass-bead paint works, what it can and can't do, and how long it survives the Texas sun.
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Buyer's guide
Curb Painting Scams: How to Spot Them (and What to Do)
Police departments across Texas have warned about curb painting cons — fake city requirements, paint-first-bill-later, and vanishing deposits. Here's how the scams work and how to check who's at your door.
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