Do you install Christmas lights in Cochran's Crossing?

Yes. Cochran's Crossing is about 25 minutes from our Conroe base, and we install custom-cut holiday lighting on homes, estates, businesses and community properties in Montgomery County. Cochran's Crossing opened in 1983 and is named for the Cochran family, who co-owned the lumber company and much of the land on which The Woodlands was built. Its houses are a mix of established and newer builds.

How much does Christmas light installation cost in Cochran's Crossing?

Our published packages start at $799 for a front roofline. Roofline is $6, $8 or $10 per linear foot by height, ground lighting is $5 per foot, and tree wraps run $37 to $42 per strand. Windows, doors and garage doors are $5 per foot, wreaths run $350 to $650 by size, and a 9-foot garland is $395. Use the Christmas light cost estimator to get a range for your own Cochran's Crossing property in a few minutes. Final pricing is confirmed after we verify the property on site.

Is Cochran's Crossing the same as Alden Bridge?

No. They are separate villages with separate associations, although one timeline suggests both opened around 1983. If you are not sure which one you live in, your association mailings or your village sign will say.

How do I find out what the village will approve?

Each village has its own Residential Design Review Committee. Ask your village association whether temporary seasonal lighting needs review, keep the answer, and tell us so the design stays inside it.

How fast do you respond to a problem in Cochran's Crossing?

Service requests are answered within 24 hours, seven days a week, all season, and in-season maintenance is free. Cochran's Crossing is about 25 minutes from our Conroe base, which keeps that promise realistic in December.

Which Cochran's Crossing villages and sections do you cover?

Cochran's Crossing village center, Wooded residential streets. If your property is inside Montgomery County, send us the address and we will confirm.

Front walkway lined with warm-white C9 ground lights leading to a red bow arch, with lit evergreens and a warm-white roofline behind. Representative of installs like those near Cochran's Crossing.

Montgomery County · TX

Christmas light installation in Cochran's Crossing, Texas.

Cochran's Crossing opened in 1983 and is named for the Cochran family, who co-owned the lumber company and much of the land on which The Woodlands was built. Its houses are a mix of established and newer builds.

Montgomery CountyAbout 25 minutes from ConroeVillage opened in 1983

Christmas lights in Cochran's Crossing, in short

Holiday Lights Texas custom-cuts, installs, maintains, removes and stores holiday lighting in Cochran's Crossing, Montgomery County. Packages start at $799, roofline is priced by the foot, and one price covers the whole season. Cochran's Crossing is about 25 minutes from our Conroe base.

Service: Custom-cut LED install, maintenance, removal, storage
Minimum package: $799
Roofline: $6 to $10 per foot by height
From our base: About 25 minutes
Service requests: Answered within 24 hours, 7 days a week

The housing stock

What we typically meet in Cochran's Crossing.

Opened in the early 1980s and built out over time, the village has traditional brick and stone houses on mature wooded lots, with some newer rebuilds. Two-story homes with layered gables are common, and tall pines give the streets a hushed, shaded feeling.

The village honors the Cochran family of Montgomery County, who co-owned the lumber company that previously held the land.

Our work

Installs like the ones we do near Cochran's Crossing.

Representative Holiday Lights Texas installs. We do not publish customer addresses. See the full gallery.

Design notes for this market

What looks right here.

Layered gables reward a deliberate hierarchy: light the main front gable and eave first, then the secondary ones.
Brick and stone take warm white well, and a restrained palette suits the village's quiet streets.
Heavy shade means the roofline lines need larger bulbs to hold at a distance.
Front-yard pines are natural anchors for wrapped trunks that frame the entry.

Commercial & community