Irving
Dallas Computer Services – Irving
Town History
At Dallas Computer Services, we’re proud to serve a city with deep roots and a remarkable story. Irving began its journey in the 1850s as a cluster of small settlements before officially taking shape in 1903, when visionaries J.O. Schulze and Otis Brown laid out the town’s early plan. Incorporated in 1914, Irving evolved from a modest farming community into a powerhouse suburb within the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Over the decades, it has grown into a vital economic and cultural center, home to major corporations and a dynamic workforce. Today, Irving reflects a fusion of tradition and innovation — something we deeply respect in our own approach to IT and computer services. Like the city we serve, we’re rooted in reliability and built for the future.
Area Sports
Sports have always been part of Irving’s DNA, and we love being in a city that champions both school pride and professional legacies. Most longtime residents remember when the Dallas Cowboys played at Texas Stadium, right here in Irving, anchoring the city in NFL history. Though the stadium is gone, the passion for sports continues at places like Joy and Ralph Ellis Stadium, where high school football games unite the community. Local youth and school athletics are strong here, supported by Irving ISD’s commitment to sports and extracurriculars. At Dallas Computer Services, we support the same team spirit and collaborative energy in everything we do — from IT troubleshooting to full-service network management.
Local Attractions
We’re lucky to be surrounded by some of North Texas’s best attractions right here in Irving. Whether we’re catching live music at the Toyota Music Factory or enjoying the creativity showcased at the Irving Arts Center, there’s always something inspiring happening nearby. The city also honors its roots at places like the Heritage House Museum in the historic district — a reminder of how far Irving has come. Irving balances modern energy with historical depth, making it a great place to live and work. At Dallas Computer Services, that balance motivates us to provide both cutting-edge tech solutions and old-school customer service values.
City Parks
Irving takes its green spaces seriously, offering a refreshing balance to its business and residential growth. One of our favorite spots is Heritage Park, where historic charm meets open-air relaxation — complete with an original 1887 log cabin and a replica 1903 train depot. Parks like these help preserve the city’s character while giving residents peaceful places to gather, stroll, or unplug. There are also modern green corridors and trails spread throughout the city, giving families and professionals alike space to recharge. At Dallas Computer Services, we appreciate these spaces as much as anyone — they remind us that while technology moves fast, quality of life should always keep pace.
Major Residential Neighborhoods
Irving offers a diverse range of neighborhoods, each with its own personality and appeal. Las Colinas, for example, is an urban jewel — known for its canals, modern living, and proximity to major business centers. Valley Ranch brings a quieter, family-focused atmosphere, developed from historic ranchland into one of the area’s most desirable suburbs. Then there’s the Heritage District, the heartbeat of old Irving, where historic homes and walkable streets keep the city’s legacy alive. Whether we’re visiting a client in a sleek Las Colinas office or a home in Valley Ranch, Dallas Computer Services is proud to serve every corner of our city with dependable, responsive tech support.