Permanent app-controlled RGBW roofline lighting with color-matched track for holidays, game days, and everyday accent lighting. Serving Colorado Springs and nearby Front Range communities.
Warm-white roofline lighting
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Use the app to choose RGBW colors for holidays, game days, and everyday accent lighting.
Track is color matched to your home’s trim. Roofline shape and fascia guide the design.
A permanent exterior lighting system designed for seasonal displays and everyday use.
The owner personally installs every job, from the initial roofline plan through installation.
Talk through your home, roofline, and lighting goals during a free on-site estimate.
Call or send an estimate request and expect a fast callback.
Pick a moment. See it come to life.
ILLUSTRATIVE DEMOWarm White stays steady.
Lighting effects are simulated for illustration.
From estimate to a design and installation planned for your roofline.
Review the home, roofline, and the areas you want illuminated.
Plan the layout and match the track color to your home’s trim.
The owner personally installs every job and helps you get started with the app.
Permanent lights stay mounted on your roofline all year, tucked into a low-profile track that's color matched to your trim. During the day they blend in. At night you open the app and pick warm white for everyday accent lighting, or any color to match a holiday, a team, or a theme. No more ladders in November and no more tangled strands in January.
Colorado Springs homes see strong sun, wind, and snow, and a lot of us would rather not be up on an icy ladder in December. A permanent system is planned once around your roofline and fascia, so your holiday lighting is ready whenever you are, from Halloween through New Year's and every game day in between.
We install permanent roofline lighting across Colorado Springs, including Briargate, Northgate, Flying Horse, Cordera, Stetson Hills, Banning Lewis Ranch, the Broadmoor area, Old Colorado City, Rockrimmon, and Powers, plus nearby Monument, Falcon, Peyton, Fountain, Security-Widefield, Manitou Springs, Black Forest, and Woodland Park.
Storefronts, restaurants, offices, and other local businesses use permanent lights to stand out after dark and match their brand colors, seasonal promotions, or local events, all from an app. If you manage a commercial building in Colorado Springs, call (719) 828-2254 and we'll walk the building with you during a free on-site estimate.
Seasonal strands mean climbing up to hang them, climbing back up to take them down, and replacing bulbs and clips along the way. Permanent lights go up once and stay put, and the same system covers Christmas, the Fourth of July, birthdays, and everyday warm-white accent lighting. Learn more on our permanent Christmas lights in Colorado Springs page.
It is an exterior lighting system installed along selected roofline areas. RGBW combines red, green, blue, and white lighting, controlled through an app.
Use the app to select white or colored lighting for holidays, game days, gatherings, or everyday accent lighting.
The track is color matched to your home’s trim. The roofline and fascia are reviewed during the free on-site estimate.
The owner personally installs every job.
Requirements vary by community and address. Check with your HOA or property manager before installation.
Call or text (719) 828-2254, or send a request through the contact form on this page to arrange a free on-site estimate.
Yes. The track is color matched to your home's trim and sits along the roofline, so it blends in during the day.
Yes. You can pick warm white for everyday accent lighting or any color for Halloween, the Fourth of July, game days, birthdays, or any theme.
Colorado Springs and nearby Front Range communities, including Monument, Falcon, Peyton, Fountain, Security-Widefield, Manitou Springs, Black Forest, Woodland Park, Castle Rock, Pueblo, and Denver.
Call, text, or use the form to request a free on-site estimate. We provide fast callbacks.
Permanent app-controlled roofline lighting for homes across Colorado Springs and the Front Range.
