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Close view of two Omaha gables with the channel following the rake line to the peak, one gable red and one blue

What actually happens on install day.

Permanent lighting is a carpentry job with an electrical job inside it. Most of what decides whether you still like it in five years is settled at the roof edge, on the day the van turns up.

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Fitted into the fascia, and left on the building.

  • Into the fascia wherever the roof allows

    Every penetration sealed at the moment it is made, which is where installs fail at year five.

  • The drive is cleared before we leave

    One visit, and nothing left on your property when it is done.

  • Walked through before we go

    Every scene switched through with you, so nobody is handed an app they have not used.

A ladder against a poolside pavilion at an Omaha home at dusk, the run being fixed along the beam
A lit warm white run following the rake of a gable and turning at the peak on an Omaha home
A Brytr installer sitting on the shingles of an Omaha roof in daylight, working along the line where the fascia meets the wall

The same eight inches of fascia, four times through the day.

  1. Before anything is drilled

    Bare fascia, measured again.

    Measured again off the ladder before a single hole is drilled.

  2. The channel goes on

    Channel up, one elevation at a time.

    Extruded aluminum, screwed to the fascia on a fixed pitch, sealed as each fixing is driven.

  3. Sealing, as we go

    Every penetration sealed at the moment it is made.

    Sealant on the screw as it is driven, rather than a pass along the run at the end of the day.

  4. Before we leave

    Diffuser on, and every scene walked with you.

    Diffuser clipped in, then every scene walked through with you.

Drawn to what we actually install: the channel into the fascia board, the conductor inside the channel, the diffuser facing down. The same join, finished, in more detail.

What is not in the drawing.

The channel is the easy part. Five other decisions get made on your property that day, and every one of them is a thing you would only notice if somebody got it wrong.

  • Where the driver goes

    We site it somewhere serviceable and dry, and not the middle of your garage wall. You will know where it is before we leave.

  • How the wire gets there

    Inside the channel where it can be, then the shortest concealed route. Nothing crosses a soffit in the open.

  • How the run is zoned

    We work the zoning out at the measure and wire it on install day. Adding one afterwards is a wiring job, not an app setting.

  • The ladder, and your landscaping

    Standoffs and pads, beds walked around, gutters not leaned on.

  • The clean-up nobody credits

    Offcuts, screws, packaging and the aluminum filings from every cut, off site with us.

Drawings explain the detail. This is the day.

One crew and a walkthrough of every scene before anybody leaves.

A daytime install at an Omaha home, the garage open and two people working at the front of the house
Morning. Van open, roofline measured, nothing on the house yet.
A ladder against a poolside pavilion at an Omaha home at dusk, the run being fixed along the beam
A run going on to a poolside pavilion. Anything with a structure to fasten to at both ends will take one.
Two people standing on a lawn at dusk looking up at an Omaha home lit in blue and red
On your lawn, with every scene switched through in front of you.

What is not standard in this trade.

  • The design happens on your property

    How we do it

    Measured and designed standing on your own driveway, against your own elevation and your own roof shape.

    The usual way

    Quoted from the driveway at two in the afternoon, off a photograph and a rough count.

  • Sealant goes on as the screw goes in

    How we do it

    Every penetration sealed at the moment it is made, rather than bridged over later.

    The usual way

    A pass along the whole run at the end of the day, bridging holes that have already taken dust.

  • One controller, one app

    How we do it

    Roofline, soffit, landscape and anything over the patio all answer to the same app, because they go in on the same system.

    The usual way

    The roofline on one app and the landscape lighting on another, or on a plug by the back door.

  • The scene library is built with you

    How we do it

    Your everyday setting chosen first, then the scenes you actually asked for, saved with you holding the phone.

    The usual way

    Handed over with the factory presets and an app nobody opens twice.

The right-hand column describes practices that are common in this trade and that we have chosen not to use. It is not a claim about any particular company.

What happens before the van, and after it.

1 3/8 in.Shingle courseLeft alone where we canFascia boardWhat the channel screws toSealed fixingSealed as it is madeAddressable LEDOne every 4 in.LensFaces down, not at the streetSection through the eave

Before

One visit and one piece of paper. That is the whole of it.

  • The consultation

    About an hour, and no charge for the visit. It has its own page because it is the part people ask about most.

  • The written quote

    One number for the whole scope, itemized by elevation, hardware and zone, unchanged on install day.

  • The covenant

    Worth reading the lighting clause before anything is ordered, if your neighborhood has one.

After

What happens after we leave, which is the part you will actually judge us on.

  • A section goes dark

    Almost always a driver or one bad connection rather than the whole run. We come out and fix that section.

  • You want another zone

    The back elevation, the pergola, the beds. It ties into the controller you already have.

  • Something we installed fails

    You call the number on this site and one of the two owners answers it.

See it on your house before you buy.

We measure on site, design it with you, and hand you a written quote. If you decide against it, you’ve lost an hour and gained a plan.

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