Everything people ask us.
In the words customers actually use, grouped by where in the decision they come up. The ones we get most are answered in the open, in one line each, so you do not have to click anything to find out what we will and will not tell you.
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The short answer, first.
Installed once, and left there
Routed into your fascia and sealed. No ladder in November, nothing to take down in January.
Any color, any night, one app
Warm white most of the year, red and green in December, team colors on a Saturday. Same run.
The crew that fits it is local
The shop is in west Omaha, and the people who measure your roofline are the people who come back to it.
The ones we get most, answered here.
- Can you see it in the daytime?
- Barely, and that is the point. A slim aluminum track tucked into the eave line, which reads as trim from the street. The long answer
- Will it damage my fascia?
- It fastens into the fascia board wherever the roof allows, and every penetration is sealed as it is made. The long answer
- Can it be installed in winter?
- Yes, all winter. Cold changes sealant cure times, so we change method rather than turn the work down. The long answer
- Will my HOA allow it?
- Most do. Read your covenant's lighting clause before you plan anything. The long answer
- How long does it take?
- We give you the actual number in the written quote after the on-site measure. The long answer
- What if a section goes dark?
- You call us and we come out. It is usually a driver or one bad connection rather than the whole run. The long answer
Grouped by where in the decision it comes up.
Before you buy
The ones that decide whether this is even the right product for the house.
Barely, and that is the whole point. The channel is a slim extruded aluminum track that tucks up into the eave line. From the street in daylight it reads as trim rather than as fixtures. Ask us to show you a daytime photo of a house we finished on your own block.
It fastens into the fascia board wherever the roof allows, and every penetration is sealed as it is made. Done correctly it is no more invasive than hanging a gutter. Done badly it is a leak, so the sealing is checked before we leave.
Most do, and several of the newer west Omaha developments have specific language about permanent exterior lighting. Read the lighting clause in your covenant before you plan anything.
Product and specs
What is actually screwed to the building, and what it does after that.
Permanent. The channel and the LEDs stay on the house year round and there is nothing to take down in January.
Yes. Landscape fixtures, bistro runs on a pergola, and additional elevations can all be added to an existing controller and appear in the same app.
The system runs on its own app and controller. Tell us what you are running and we will tell you honestly what does and does not integrate.
Install
What install day asks of you while it happens.
It depends on the size of the elevation and whether landscape or hardscape fixtures go on the same visit. We give you the actual number in the written quote after the on-site measure, rather than a figure on a web page.
Not for the whole day, but we do want you there at the end. Handover includes walking the app with you and switching through every scene before we leave, which is the step most installers skip.
Yes, and we do it all winter in Nebraska. Extreme cold affects adhesive and sealant cure times, so we adjust method rather than turning the work down. If conditions genuinely will not allow a good install that day, we reschedule rather than push through.
Service and support
The part that matters in year four, when nobody is selling you anything.
You call us and we come out. It is usually a driver or a single bad connection rather than the whole run, so most of these are a short visit.
The Omaha metro and Council Bluffs. Every city we serve is named on our service areas page.
Book a free design consultation. We measure on site, design it with you, and hand you a written quote.
What the questions are actually about.
The answer to most of the above
A finished install in the metro
Questions no FAQ page can answer.
An FAQ page that answers everything is an FAQ page that has guessed at something. These need somebody standing at your house, and most of them need somebody up a ladder.
None of them are hard. They are just specific, and specific means somebody has to look at your roof rather than at a page about roofs in general.
What your house costs
Two houses with the same footage can be a long way apart on price, because the number is driven by story count, corners and how many zones you want. A figure typed here would be either the cheapest possible job or wrong.
Whether your covenant allows it
Several of the newer west Omaha developments have specific language about permanent exterior lighting and no two sets of rules read the same. Yours is the only document that settles it, so read the lighting clause before you plan anything.
Whether your fascia is sound
We will not mount a permanent fixture to failing timber and quietly hope. That is a judgment made off a ladder with a hand on the board, and it occasionally means telling you to get a carpenter first.
Ask us what is not on this page.
Most questions we have never been asked before turn out to be about somebody's specific roofline, which is a five minute phone call rather than a paragraph.
Not ready for a visit? Read compare the brands we are asked about, or what install day looks like.
Or call 402-810-3973. Same-day reply, most days.