Thoughtful design. Elevated spaces.\n\nI offer interior decorating and home staging services designed to make your space feel both beautiful and functional. Whether you're preparing a home for sale or refreshing your current space, I focus on clean, inviting design that highlights each home's strengths.\n\nI have experience working with homeowners, builders, and real estate professionals, staging homes using both existing furnishings and thoughtfully selected pieces. My approach blends creativity with organization, ensuring every detail from layout to final styling, is intentional.\n\nClients appreciate my easygoing, collaborative style and attention to detail. I strive to make the process simple and stress-free while delivering results that feel polished and welcoming.\n\nLet's bring your space to life.

At its core, SkyArc Studio is defined by a "design-build" philosophy. Unlike traditional firms where you might hire an architect and a contractor separately, SkyArc integrates these roles. This ensures that the aesthetic integrity of the initial sketch survives the actual construction process.

We aim to please the client, our jobs are done as if we were working on our own homes. Providing excellent Customer service is our main goal. We thrive on good reviews and returning customers and referrals.

"The technicians called before arriving, were on time, neat and professional. They walked around the property with me as I explained what I wanted done, they listened to my questions and helped me make some decisions (like which outdoor light location to use of 2 available). They also provided suggestions about adding lighting to my kitchen and provided an estimate. The work was not done quickly (there was a trainee on the job), but I was confident that all work was overseen and completed correctly. I will be contacting them soon to add the lights to my kitchen."

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I bought a big deal for this service. They have actually completed that work and did a great job. We are very happy. Everything went great. I am real happy with the blinds they put up and the guys who came out to work on it were very good.

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"We had to bring up to code several electrical issues in our Condo in Horseshoe Bay, TX. We hire CD electric and we are very happy we did. The gentleman was very professional, he was honest and fixed all the problems we had. They left the area clean and in order. They show up on time. They are excellent and I do recommend their service ."

"Jane and her crew have done jobs for me on several occasions and I am always happy. Jane is great with colors and helps me bring my ideas to life!"

"These guys were great. Fast, friendly and professional. Arrived early and finished on time. I will use them again on future projects."

"Willing to take on projects other solar companies try to avoid. Did an excellent job repairing my system after storm damage. AAAAA rating from me."

"I purchased a coupon for 2 hours of work. The response to schedule the work was slow and in the end I had to call a few times before we could actually schedule a time. Based on the other reviews, I expected to see two people come over and actually work for about 1 hour. This was not the case. One electrician showed up (on time!) and did what we asked him to in exactly 2 hours. My husband and I had to help him hold lamps and pull cables (which is not necessarily what I expect when I hire a professional) but it was not too bad. I have no complaints about the quality of work. I definitely had the impression that the electrician that did the work is very experienced and knowledgeable (certainly much better than other electricians I have unfortunately hired in the past!). I most definitely cannot say that customer care is as much of a strength, though. On the contrary, my impression was clearly that this person has been doing this job for a very, very long time (which is great for his experience) and is no longer willing to do things that he does not like (although that should be part of his job). For instance, one of the lights he installed was originally wired for 4 separate pendants but in the end we decided to only install 2 (instead of 4). So I asked him to get rid of 2 boxes that were already placed in the ceiling so that I could replace the drywall. He refused to do that saying that he would have had to dig in the insulation material in the attic to find where the boxes were; he was not willing to do that and I should just go to homedepot and buy a cover. Then, when he was finished with the light install I asked him about other work that we would like to do and his answer was invariably "yes it could probably be done" but it sounded a lot like "yes it could probably be done but I am not interested in doing it". So, would I hire Daleite again? Most definitely if I need to change a switch that is easily accessible or change a fixture. For jobs that are not immediately and easily accessible you may want to hire someone else. Also if you do hire Daleite, be prepared to clean up after the work is done.
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