Permanent Christmas lights for your home
One installation replaces every trip up the ladder, every tangled strand, and every year of paying a crew to hang and pull them. And it looks better than anything you'd hang yourself.
What actually goes on the house
- Commercial-grade RGB + warm white LEDs in a color-matched aluminum channel under the eaves
- Every bulb individually controlled, so patterns and chases run the length of the roofline
- Gables, peaks, dormers, porches and columns — not just the front gutter line
- Hardwired to a small controller in the garage or soffit. No extension cords, no timers to reset
- Lifetime LED warranty, 5 years on components, 1 year on labor
Most Utah homes land between $3,000 and $8,000 installed.
Priced per linear foot of roofline — typically $20 to $40 depending on height, roof complexity and how much of the house you light. A single-story ranch with 150 feet sits at the low end; a two-story with dormers and a detached garage sits at the high end.
Against $700 to $1,200 a season for install-and-remove, most homeowners break even in three to five years, and the lights work the other 46 weeks of the year for free.
Same house, every occasion.
How people on the Wasatch Front actually use them
Christmas & New Year's
Classic warm white, candy-cane chase, or multicolor twinkle. Comes on Thanksgiving night and shuts off in January without you doing a thing.
Halloween & the Fourth
Orange and purple in October, red-white-and-blue in July, pastels at Easter. Ten seconds in the app, no storage bins.
Game day
Utes red, BYU blue, Jazz colors, or your kid's high school. Loud on the outside of the house, quiet on the ladder.
Everyday accent light
Soft warm white on a dusk timer. This is what most customers run 300 nights a year, and it's what makes the house look finished.
Security
A lit perimeter is a watched perimeter. Dusk-to-dawn warm white on the sides of the house nobody can see from the street.
HOA-friendly
The channel is color-matched and nearly invisible in daylight. We supply the daytime photos and spec sheet your board will ask for.
Rated for −40°F. This is Utah.
Snow load, ice, summer heat on a south-facing fascia. The system is built for all of it, and the spec sheet is public.
| LED type | RGB + dedicated warm white, individually addressable |
|---|---|
| Rated life | 50,000 hours (~20 years at typical use) |
| Channel | Powder-coated aluminum, color-matched to your fascia |
| Temperature range | −40°F to 140°F, sealed against snow, ice and rain |
| Control | Wi-Fi app — presets, custom patterns, zones, dusk timers |
| Power draw | Roughly a few dollars a month at nightly use |
| Warranty | Lifetime on LEDs · 5 years components · 1 year labor |
| Install time | Most homes in a single day |
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Tell us about the house. We come out, measure every foot of roofline, and leave you with a firm price — no pressure, no obligation.