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Two-story brick home with alternating red and white lights on the rooflines, a lit wreath in the arched window, outlined garage doors and lit flower beds. Representative of installs like those near Roman Forest.

Montgomery County · TX

Christmas light installation in Roman Forest, Texas.

Roman 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.
Montgomery CountyAbout 50 minutes from Conroe1,781 residents (2020 census)

Christmas lights in Roman Forest, in short

Holiday Lights Texas custom-cuts, installs, maintains, removes and stores holiday lighting in Roman Forest, Montgomery County. Packages start at $799, roofline is priced by the foot, and one price covers the whole season. Roman Forest is about 50 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 50 minutes
Service requests
Answered within 24 hours, 7 days a week

The housing stock

What we typically meet in Roman Forest.

Roman Forest is a residential city, and the pillars on its main boulevard set a formal tone at the entrance. Houses in a small planned-feeling city like this are usually single-family homes on regular lots, so the best lighting is consistent and tidy rather than elaborate.

The nearest post office is in New Caney, and fire protection comes from Montgomery County Emergency Service District No. 7.

Our work

Installs like the ones we do near Roman Forest.

  • Two-story brick home with alternating red and white lights on the rooflines, a lit wreath in the arched window, outlined garage doors and lit flower beds.
  • Corner-lot brick ranch at night with candy-cane red and white wrapped tree trunks, a lit roofline and a warm-white run along the iron fence.
  • Two-story gray and limestone home at night with warm-white rooflines, wrapped trees, C9 lights edging the lawn and a giant red bow arch.

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 We do not publish customer addresses.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

Design notes for this market

What looks right here.

  • A formal entrance theme suits a formal display, so symmetrical rooflines and a lit front door tend to feel right.
  • On regular suburban lots the front yard is shallow, which makes a crisp roofline and walkway edge the most efficient use of a budget.
  • Homes near the Interstate 69 frontage are seen by passing traffic, so a strong main eave line is worth the first dollar.
  • Warm white pairs well with the pale stone look of the entrance pillars, if you want the house to echo the city.

Commercial & community

Businesses and shared property in Roman Forest.

  • Retail and services along the Interstate 69 frontage
  • Roman Forest City Hall and municipal buildings
  • Churches and community buildings
  • Neighboring New Caney shopping and restaurants

Roman Forest questions

What Roman Forest homeowners ask us.

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Large stone Texas estate at night with lit driveway edge, wrapped tree trunks and warm-white rooflines.

Roman Forest, TX

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