Residential Christmas Light Installation in Webster, TX

Edgewater and the homes behind the storefronts

Most people know Webster through Baybrook Mall and the I-45 corridor, but the city began in 1879 as a farm town called Gardentown, and it still has residential streets of its own. The largest is Edgewater, a 538-acre master-planned community along Clear Creek, where homes range from roughly 350,000 dollars to about 2 million. A single Edgewater street can hold a modest two-story and a large estate, and they don't share a layout.

Clear Creek forms Webster's southeastern border, and homes that back onto it are seen from the creek as much as from the street, so we plan the rear of the house when that's the side people notice. Elsewhere in the city, a home near Texas Avenue Park gets the same design-first approach.

Webster doesn't hold a large city holiday festival, so there's no single date residents work toward. That gives you more freedom on timing: tell us when you want the lights on, and we'll schedule the install around it, then come back to take everything down and store it when the season ends.