At sunset
A warm welcome
Steady warm white along the eaves, timed to come on as the sun goes down.
Accent lighting
Everyday accent lighting for Michigan homes
Give the roofline a warm glow, bring out the gables, or keep a few lights on by the entry. Find the look you like and set it for each evening.
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A closer look
The view from the driveway
A little light along the eaves can bring out the shape of a home after dark. Warm white works well with brick, siding, and stone, and you can adjust it until the house looks the way you want.
Light the full front or concentrate on a few details, such as the gables or entry.
Settle on a brightness
Use the app to turn the lights up or down. You might prefer a brighter setting early in the evening and a softer one later on. Save those settings to a schedule so they run each night.
You can also choose which bulbs are on. Wider spacing creates a different pattern without moving any hardware.
White light, with color when you want it
Choose white light for everyday use and color for holidays, game days, or a change of mood.
The track stays in place throughout the year. Read more about the hardware and installation on our permanent lighting page.
Colors and settings
Find your evening light
Later on
Turn it down
Schedule a lower brightness for the late hours, or choose when the lights switch off.
A softer pattern
Leave a little space
Light every second or third bulb for a more spaced-out pattern along the roofline.
Favorite details
Follow the architecture
Pick out the gables, dormers, or entry and leave other sections unlit.
In pictures
See the light on a home.
A few ways roofline lighting can look after dark.
Warm white roofline lighting on a brick two-story home at dusk. 
Bright white light across the full front of a modern farmhouse. 
Warm white along a garage roofline at dusk. 
The track sits in the soffit and matches its color. The lights point down the wall.
Good to know
About everyday lighting
Can you see the track in the daytime?
The track sits under the eave and is matched to your soffit or trim. It is visible up close, but designed to blend in from the street.
Can I keep the light from bothering my neighbors?
The lights face down and the brightness is adjustable. You can lower the output, turn off individual sections, and set an earlier off time. We can help you choose a setting that suits your home and nearby properties.
Free estimate
Request your free quote.
Tell us about your property for a free quote. To arrange a lighting demo, give us a call.