Residential Christmas Light Installation in Seabrook, TX

Historic homes and bay-facing decks

Seabrook began as a fishing village, and the Old Seabrook District, which the city has designated as historic, still holds many of its older homes. On a house like that, less is often more: we route wiring so it isn't visible from the street, follow the original trim lines, and choose a layout that suits the house rather than covering it.

Newer neighborhoods such as Harbor Cove Estates, Searidge and Miramar sit closer to the water, and only about 5.3 of the city's 21.3 square miles is land at all. Many of those homes have decks, balconies or rear elevations that face the bay, so we ask where the house is really seen from before deciding where the lights go.

It's a walkable town of around 13,000 people, with 15 parks and 13 miles of trails, so neighbors pass your home on foot instead of driving by. That's one more reason the work has to look finished up close, with clips evenly spaced and secured so nothing sags after the first windy week.