Can you add the oak in our front yard to the same visit?
Yes. Many Friendswood homeowners pair a roofline with a tree, and we scope both together at the consultation instead of quoting each piece separately.

Friendswood, TX
From lake lots in West Ranch to the 1980s streets of Falcon Ridge and Wilderness Trails, we design and install Christmas lighting for Friendswood homes, then take it all down when the season ends.
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Friendswood was founded by Quakers in 1895 and has grown slowly ever since, so many of its homes sit in neighborhoods that have had decades to mature. In Falcon Ridge and Wilderness Trails, which date to the 1980s, rooflines often sit behind established trees and landscaping, and a clean install has to work around them instead of pretending they aren't there.
West Ranch is the newer contrast: a 766-acre master-planned community with two lakes, more than 100 acres of trails, and its own HOA design guidelines for exterior decoration. A home that backs onto one of those lakes is seen from the water side as well as the street, and we take both views into account before the layout is drawn.
Friendswood is one of the closest cities to our League City base, so we're here regularly through the season. That makes it easier to land your install ahead of the Lighted Holiday Trail, which opens at Stevenson Park at Thanksgiving, and to get back out quickly if a strand needs attention before Santa in the Park.

Yes. Many Friendswood homeowners pair a roofline with a tree, and we scope both together at the consultation instead of quoting each piece separately.
Close. It's one of the nearest cities to our League City home base, and we install there regularly throughout the season.
Large-scale displays for offices, retail, HOAs, and churches.
Oaks, pines, and ornamental trees, wrapped with lift equipment.
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