Lewisville, TX Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

Under Lewisville Code of Ordinances Chapter 22, commercial solicitors must respect no-soliciting signs posted on residential properties. Entering a property displaying a clearly visible no-soliciting or no-trespassing sign and attempting to solicit constitutes a violation of the solicitation ordinance. Additionally, Texas Penal Code Section 30.05 makes it a criminal offense to enter property when notice against entry is posted by signage or communicated verbally. A solicitor who is asked to leave a property and does not immediately depart may be charged with criminal trespass. Lewisville does not operate a municipal do-not-knock registry. Residents who wish to avoid solicitation should post a visible no-soliciting sign at their front door or at the entrance to their property. The sign should be placed where it is clearly visible to anyone approaching the door. HOA communities including Castle Hills and Valley Vista may have community-wide no-soliciting policies and may post signs at neighborhood entrances, though enforcement of HOA-level policies is handled by community management rather than city code enforcement. Religious and political canvassers are constitutionally protected and may not be fully restricted by no-soliciting signs, though they must leave immediately when asked. Contact Lewisville Police non-emergency at (972) 219-3600 to report aggressive or persistent solicitors.