Photo credits

Photo Credits and Image Sources

Appliance service, guide and home page images are illustrations made with AI tools rather than photographs. Town pages use Wikimedia Commons photographs, credited below by town with the author and license, or AI-drawn scenes typical of the area that do not depict the actual place.

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Service, guide and home pictures are AI illustrations; town pages show Wikimedia Commons photos credited below by town, author and license, or AI-drawn typical local scenes that do not depict actual places.

The appliance, technician and kitchen pictures on the home, repair, advice and about pages are illustrations produced with an AI image tool, and no real customer, house, worker, job or street address appears in any of them.

A town page without a suitable openly licensed photograph shows a computer-made illustration of an ordinary North Texas residential street instead. Those illustrations stand in for the area in general and never show the real town.

Town photos

Where a town page does carry a photograph, it is a genuine Wikimedia Commons picture reused under the open license named next to it and credited just below.

Garland, Texas: “Firewheel Golf Park” by Rcolborn, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Rowlett, Texas: “Lake Ray Hubbard Transit Center” by Baseball Watcher, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Lancaster, Texas: “MKTDepot LancasterTX” by Baroness of Ballymote at English Wikipedia, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Terrell, Texas: “Carnegie Library Terrell Wiki” by Renelibrary, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Fate, Texas: “Fate November 2015 3 (City of Fate Community Center)” by Michael Barera, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Wylie, Texas: “Lake Lavon Vista” by Robert Nunnally, licensed CC BY 2.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Addison, Texas: “Addison Texas skyline” by Justin Cozart from Dallas, TX, USA, licensed CC BY 2.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Plano, Texas: “Collin College Plano Campus - July 2026” by Ranch9613, licensed CC0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.
Cedar Hill, Texas: “First United Methodist Church Cedar Hill Wiki (1 of 1)” by Renelibrary, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and hosted on Wikimedia Commons; shown here cropped and scaled to fit the page.