Where we work
58 Texas communities, and a crew that stays close to them.
We are based in Conroe and we work the same ground all season. That is what makes a 24-hour service promise real in December, when a display goes dark the day before a party.
Montgomery County
14 areasConroePopularMontgomery County·Home baseConroe is Holiday Lights Texas' operating base, with Lake Conroe waterfront homes to the west and Founders Plaza anchoring its historic downtown. Fast growth around I-45, Loop 336 and Grand Central Park puts established neighborhoods and new construction in the same service area.The WoodlandsPopularMontgomery County·20 minutesThe Woodlands is a nationally known master-planned community north of Houston, organized around villages, greenbelts and a dense Town Center. Its Property Owners Association design review and carefully maintained streetscapes make a coordinated, property-specific lighting plan especially important.MontgomeryPopularMontgomery County·30 minutesMontgomery pairs one of Texas' oldest historic downtowns with the north shore of Lake Conroe and fast-growing master-planned neighborhoods. The town's courthouse-square character sits only minutes from waterfront estates, golf communities and new subdivisions.MagnoliaMontgomery County·30 minutesMagnolia's historic downtown sits along FM 1774, while rapid growth has brought new homes and retail out toward FM 1488 and the Aggie Expressway. The area still has a distinctly wooded, semi-rural character beyond its expanding subdivisions.WillisMontgomery County·20 minutesWillis sits on the north end of Lake Conroe, with lake neighborhoods to the west and sustained growth along I-45. Its historic center, lake access and newer residential development make the area quite different from a single subdivision market.New CaneyMontgomery County·50 minutesNew Caney is a fast-growing part of East Montgomery County along US-59/I-69, with Valley Ranch and Grand Texas bringing major retail and residential growth. New Caney ISD campuses and large new subdivisions sit alongside older homes and wooded acreage.PorterMontgomery County·45 minutesPorter occupies the East Montgomery County corridor along US-59/I-69, between the Kingwood edge and New Caney growth. Neighborhoods such as Oakhurst at Kingwood give the area a more established, wooded feel than some of the newest development nearby.SplendoraMontgomery County·50 minutesSplendora is a small East Montgomery County city on the US-59/I-69 corridor, where FM 2090 meets a landscape of pine woods and larger lots. Its compact downtown and rural edges give lighting projects a different scale from nearby master-planned communities.Oak Ridge NorthMontgomery County·About 15 minutesOak Ridge North is a compact city on the I-45 corridor, about 10 miles south of Conroe and 35 miles north of Houston. A developer first bought the land in 1964 to build a subdivision, and residents voted to incorporate in 1979.ShenandoahMontgomery County·About 20 minutesShenandoah is a small city wrapped around the I-45 corridor just north of The Woodlands, with its welcome sign at Shenandoah Drive. It is best known for retail and offices rather than for large residential subdivisions.Cut and ShootMontgomery County·About 15 minutesCut and Shoot is a small city about 6 miles east of Conroe on State Highway 105, and its name comes from a 1912 argument over a church that local legend says ended with a boy promising to cut around the corner and shoot through the bushes. It was called a town until 2006, when the council chose to be called a city.Panorama VillageMontgomery County·About 15 minutesPanorama Village is a small city of residential subdivisions wrapped around a 27-hole municipal golf course and country club, with Conroe mailing addresses. The Bamwood Development Company bought the land in 1964, a civic association formed in 1969 and the city incorporated in 1972.Roman ForestMontgomery County·About 50 minutesRoman Forest is a small general-law city in eastern Montgomery County, near New Caney and US 59 (Interstate 69), best known for the Roman-style pillars on Roman Forest Boulevard. It has its own police department and a mayor and five-member council.PinehurstMontgomery County·About 30 minutesPinehurst is an unincorporated community in southwestern Montgomery County, near Magnolia, with a history that began with a post office called Prairie Home in 1860. It was renamed Hunter's Retreat in 1871 and Pinehurst in 1904, after the railroad was built.
North Houston
6 areasSpringPopularHarris County·35 minutesSpring connects north Houston neighborhoods with the I-45 corridor and the shops of Old Town Spring. The area spans established tree-lined subdivisions and newer golf-course and master-planned communities near the Klein and Spring school districts.TomballPopularHarris County·45 minutesTomball grew from a railroad town with a German heritage, and its historic Main Street remains a center for local shops and events. Around that core, the city reaches into newer neighborhoods along SH 249 and the Grand Parkway.KleinHarris County·45 minutesKlein is a north-Harris County community closely identified with Klein ISD and the residential growth between Spring, Tomball and Cypress. It combines established subdivisions with newer homes near the Grand Parkway and the Vintage area.HumbleHarris County·55 minutesHumble began as an oil-boom town and today anchors a busy commercial area near Bush Intercontinental Airport and Lake Houston. The city includes a historic downtown core as well as newer residential development along FM 1960 and Will Clayton Parkway.KingwoodHarris County·55 minutesKingwood is known as the Livable Forest for its dense tree canopy, greenbelts and villages along the San Jacinto River and Lake Houston. The community's mature landscaping and neighborhood character make roofline lighting especially important after dark.AtascocitaHarris County·1 hourAtascocita stretches along the Lake Houston shoreline northeast of Houston, with established neighborhoods and major newer communities such as The Groves. Its mix of lake views, golf properties and recent construction gives the area a broad range of lighting needs.
West Houston
4 areasCypressHarris County·55 minutesCypress is a large west-Harris County community shaped by Cy-Fair ISD, the Grand Parkway and an extensive network of master-planned neighborhoods. Its mix of lake communities, golf-oriented development and newer homes along US 290 creates many distinct property styles.KatyFort Bend / Harris County·1 hour 20 minutesKaty grew from a rice-farming town into one of west Houston's largest suburban hubs, with historic Old Katy at its center and major development along I-10. Cinco Ranch and the surrounding planned communities bring substantial residential, retail and community property needs.FulshearFort Bend County·1 hour 30 minutesFulshear has grown quickly west of Houston while retaining a historic downtown along Fulshear Creek. Cross Creek Ranch, Fulbrook and other large communities have added new homes and shared amenities across what was once predominantly ranch land.Jersey VillageHarris County·About 45 minutesJersey Village sits at U.S. 290 and FM 529 in northwest Harris County. It takes its name from a 1,236-acre Jersey cattle dairy that was given up for housing in 1953, and it incorporated as its own city in 1956 even though its mailing address says Houston.
Waller County
2 areasWallerWaller County·1 hour 15 minutesWaller sits on the prairie west of Houston along US 290, with a small-town core and expanding development tied to the Houston metro. The city is near Prairie View A&M University and retains a mix of country properties, new subdivisions and highway-facing businesses.HempsteadWaller County·1 hour 25 minutesHempstead is the Waller County seat, with a historic courthouse square and a long association with Highway 290 travel. Antique-row character, rail history and the surrounding prairie give the city an established, distinctly rural-western setting.
Inner Loop Houston
2 areasBellaireHarris County·1 hour 15 minutesBellaire developed as a 1940s streetcar suburb southwest of central Houston, and its gridded streets now mix original homes with prominent new construction. The city's close-in location, mature trees and narrow lots call for tailored designs rather than oversized displays.West University PlaceHarris County·1 hour 15 minutesWest University Place, often called West U, is a close-in Houston community known for its 1920s bungalows, tree-lined streets and proximity to Rice University. Original cottages now sit beside larger custom homes, making proportion and restraint central to a lighting design.
Liberty County
3 areasClevelandLiberty County·About 45 minutesCleveland is a railroad town on the northern edge of Liberty County, with the Sam Houston National Forest along its north boundary. It became a rail junction in 1900 and incorporated in 1935, and its historic downtown still anchors the city.DaytonLiberty County·About 1 hour 10 minutesDayton sits a few miles west of the Trinity River on U.S. Highway 90. Founded in 1831 as West Liberty, it is one of the older towns in the county, with the Grand Parkway and SH 146 now connecting it to the wider Houston area.LibertyLiberty County·About 1 hour 20 minutesLiberty is the Liberty County seat, established in 1831 on the banks of the Trinity River, and is described as the state's third-oldest city. It has a deep local history, a replica of the Liberty Bell, and a downtown anchored by a courthouse and a historic theater.
Communities and villages
22 areasMaster-planned communities and the villages of The Woodlands each have their own streets, rules and house styles. Each page covers what we would plan for that place.
If you are within about an hour of Conroe, ask us.
The list above is where we work most, not the limit of where we will go. Larger residential, commercial and community properties further out are quoted individually.
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