How much does Christmas light installation cost in Memorial?

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 Memorial property in a few minutes. Final pricing is confirmed after we verify the property on site.

Is Memorial the same as the Memorial Villages?

No. Memorial is a Houston super neighborhood, while the Memorial Villages are six separate incorporated cities at its eastern edge. Which one you live in decides which city's rules apply, so tell us your address when you request a quote and we will plan around it.

How do you light a mid-century modern house?

With restraint. Low roofs and long horizontal lines look best with one continuous warm run and a lit entry, not stacked accents. We measure the eave and ridge, quote at the published per-foot rate, and keep the design as clean as the house.

My Memorial lot is covered in tall pines. Will lights still show?

Yes, with a plan built for shade. Bold bulbs on the main eave carry the house, and wrapped trunks on the nearest trees frame it. Dense canopy hides fine detail, so we simplify the design and put the light where the street can actually see it.

How fast do you respond to a problem in Memorial?

Service requests are answered within 24 hours, seven days a week, all season, and in-season maintenance is free. Memorial is about 1 hour 15 minutes from our Conroe base, so ask us when you book how repair visits are scheduled for your address.

Which Memorial villages and sections do you cover?

Memorial Bend, Nottingham Forest, Westchester, Fonn Villas, Along Memorial Drive, Near CityCentre and Town & Country. If your property is inside Harris County, send us the address and we will confirm.

Large board-and-batten estate at night with warm-white lights tracing every gable, dormer and roofline. Representative of installs like those near Memorial.

Harris County · TX

Christmas light installation in Memorial, Texas.

Memorial is the wooded area of Houston west of Loop 610 and south of Interstate 10, named for Memorial Drive, which runs east to west through it. Buffalo Bayou forms its southern edge and Barker Reservoir its western edge, and the Memorial Villages sit along its eastern side. Memorial City, CityCentre and Terry Hershey Park anchor daily life.

Inner Loop HoustonAbout 1 hour 15 minutes from ConroeAbout 10.75 square miles west of Loop 610

Christmas lights in Memorial, in short

Holiday Lights Texas custom-cuts, installs, maintains, removes and stores holiday lighting in Memorial, Harris County. Packages start at $799, roofline is priced by the foot, and one price covers the whole season. Memorial is about 1 hour 15 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 1 hour 15 minutes
Service requests: Answered within 24 hours, 7 days a week

The housing stock

What we typically meet in Memorial.

Memorial is known for mid-century modern houses in wooded subdivisions along Buffalo Bayou, with Memorial Bend, first developed in 1955, a standout example. Alongside them are 1960s ranch homes, brick traditionals and larger custom houses on lots that run bigger than most of the inner city.

Memorial is a Houston super neighborhood, not a city, and the six Memorial Villages next to it are separate cities with their own rules. If your street is in one of the villages, our Memorial Villages page is the one that applies to you.

Our work

Installs like the ones we do near Memorial.

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

Design notes for this market

What looks right here.

Low mid-century rooflines with long horizontal eaves suit one clean, continuous run in place of busy detail.
Tall pines and oaks screen many houses from the street, so the lights have to carry the roofline while a few lit trunks bring the trees into the picture.
Larger lots give room for lit drives and bed edging, which makes a Memorial display feel like a landscape and not just a roof.
Ranch houses with wide front facades look best outlined across the full eave, with the entry as the single point of emphasis.

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