Permanent roofline lighting, clipped into the eave.
The installation-mechanics page. Where the track sits, how it fastens, what happens at a valley, and why it does not read from the street in daylight.
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Part of the same system.
Fitted once, then left alone
Routed in and sealed on install day. Nothing to put up in November and nothing to take down.
Its own zone in the app
It comes on and goes off independently, so the back of the property can stay dark while the front is lit.
Ours to service
The crew that fitted it is twenty minutes away.
What permanent roofline lighting actually is.
The installation-mechanics page. Where the track sits, how it fastens, what happens at a valley, and why it does not read from the street in daylight.
- Fastened into
- The fascia board
- LED spacing
- 4 in. on Haven Evolution
- Terminations
- Sealed end caps, not tape
- By day
- Reads as trim
Permanent Roofline Lighting, in short
The eave, in section
Drawn to what we actually install
Shingles
We fix into the fascia wherever the roof allows. Where it does not, the fixing is sealed as it is made.
Fascia board
The structural fixing. Every penetration sealed as it is made.
Aluminum channel
Extruded, screwed to the fascia face, sealed as it goes.
Diffuser
Frosted, facing down, so you see light rather than dots.
Conductor
Inside the channel. Nothing crosses a soffit or a downspout.
Everything in the written quote.
Channel into fascia
Fixed into the fascia board wherever the roof allows, and every penetration sealed as it is made.
Concealed conductor
The wire runs inside the channel. Nothing drops down a downspout or crosses a soffit.
Capped terminations
Every end cap and joint closed and sealed, which is where water finds its way into a run.
The hardware under it: Haven Lighting Evolution
The roofline channel and the diodes that sit in it.
What you get for installing it once.
One cost, not ten
You pay for an install once. The ten year version of hanging lights is ten rentals or ten purchases, and nobody prices it that way at the door.
Nobody goes up a ladder
Not in November to put them up, not in January to take them down, and not in between when a section goes dark.
January is a month, not a job
There is nothing to take down, so the weekend you normally lose to it stays yours.
Any color, any night
Warm white on a Tuesday in March, red and green in December, team colors on a Saturday. Same run, from your phone.
Nothing in the garage
No boxes, no tangles, no rental return, and no shelf given up to something used six weeks a year.
It reads as part of the house
Screwed into the fascia and sealed in once, so in daylight it reads as trim rather than a seasonal add-on.
Ladder time, storage and takedown are the parts customers tell us they underestimated.
The run follows the roof, including where the roof stops being straight.
Any installer can light a gable. What separates a good roofline job from a cheap one is whether the line keeps going through the awkward part.
Permanent Roofline Lighting: what people ask before they book.
We confirm it in your written quote after the on-site measure, because it depends on the elevation.
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 Omaha metro and Council Bluffs. Every city we serve is named on our service areas page.
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.
Book a free design consultation. We measure on site, design it with you, and hand you a written quote.
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.
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.