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Floodlights or christmas lights? You might ask Google "which companies install decorative lighting on houses in Houston?"

There are tons of outdoor roof lights on Amazon most that have the ability to change colors , on timers almost anythiing you can want . Mysingle neighbor just did her whole roof herself in 2 days . We have another who literelly dd the whole roof of his house a both all off Amazon. As for install almost anyone who does Christmas lights could probably do it .

We uses a local company but they're regional so you may not get good recommendations from others who are not in houston. I woudl caution against the amazon brands as you can't count on them for long-term customer service and to maintain/update their apps. Costco sells Govee brand lights (at least in Canada), a lot of people have them.

Julie, I'd get two or three local quotes priced per linear foot, not just a lump sum, and make sure you're comparing the same thing — color-matched track and channel, controller, power supply location, and how the wiring is hidden. Ask how long the warranty is on both the lights and the install, and who comes out if a section goes dark; that's the part that matters most once the crew leaves, especially with Houston heat and humidity.

If you can, see a finished install at dusk before you choose. The everyday warm-white setting, around 2700 to 3000K, is what you'll actually live with most of the year, and it's worth checking the brightness and glare from the street — and whether your HOA has any rules on color or hours. I'd also ask whether the front can be zoned separately from the peaks, so you aren't lighting the whole roofline every night. Done tastefully in warm white, they add real curb appeal.