Frisco, TX Holiday Decorations: Inflatable Display Rules (2026)

There is no provision in the Frisco Code of Ordinances specifically addressing residential inflatable holiday displays. Size, motor noise, lighting hours, and time-of-year limits are not part of the municipal code. Practical limits: (1) Electrical — inflatable blowers must be plugged into GFCI-protected outdoor outlets under the National Electrical Code; (2) Noise — the blower motor and any synchronized music must respect Frisco's noise ordinance nighttime quiet period (typically after 10 PM); (3) Property maintenance — damaged or persistently deflated inflatables left in disrepair could draw a Frisco property maintenance citation; (4) HOA/Condo covenants — the Texas Residential Property Owners Protection Act (Texas Property Code Ch. 209) allows associations to regulate exterior decorations, and most of Frisco's master-planned communities (Frisco Lakes, Phillips Creek Ranch, Stonebriar, Newman Village, Starwood, The Trails) have explicit rules limiting inflatables. North Texas weather brings high winds, severe thunderstorms, and occasional tornado warnings — inflatables should be properly tethered and removed during severe weather events to avoid liability if they migrate to neighboring properties or streets. Inflatables that become structures (e.g., bounce houses for a private event) do not require a permit if used incidentally at a residence, but commercial-grade event tents/inflatables for ticketed gatherings may require a Frisco Special Event Permit and possibly a temporary structure permit from Building Inspections.