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Holiday lighting

Permanent holiday lighting for Michigan homes

Keep the lights up and change the colors with the season. Your favorite holiday patterns are ready whenever you are.

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Modern two-story home with stone and wood siding, roofline lit in a repeating red, green, and white holiday pattern at night
A red, green, and white holiday pattern on a modern stone and wood home.

A closer look

Leave the lights where they are

Permanent holiday lights sit in a track under the eaves and stay there all year. When December comes around, you choose your colors in the app. When it’s over, you change the setting.

There are no strings to hang each season or lights to store in January. The track is matched to your soffit or trim so it blends with the house during the day.

Start with your favorites

Alternate red and green for Christmas, choose orange and purple for Halloween, or keep the whole roofline in warm white. Each bulb has its own control, so you can build a pattern across the house or give the porch a separate color.

The same lights can mark a birthday, graduation, or family gathering. Save a scene you like and bring it back next time.

Put it on the calendar

Use the app to schedule when a scene starts and when the lights go off. Presets give you a starting point, and you can adjust the colors or brightness to suit your home.

Between holidays, use the system for everyday accent lighting. You don’t need to change the hardware to change the look.

Colors and settings

A few dates to look forward to

  • December

    Christmas

    Classic red and green, all warm white, or a little color just on the gables.

  • October 31

    Halloween

    Orange and purple along the eaves, ready for the first trick-or-treaters.

  • July 4

    Fourth of July

    Red, white, and blue in a repeating pattern across the front of the house.

  • March 17

    St. Patrick’s Day

    A green roofline, or green, white, and orange if you’d like all three.

In pictures

A few ways roofline lighting can look after dark.

  • Modern two-story home with stone and wood siding, roofline lit in a repeating red, green, and white holiday pattern at night
    A red, green, and white holiday pattern on a modern stone and wood home.
  • Two-story stone home at night with the roofline lit in alternating red, white, and blue lights
    Red, white, and blue across two rooflines on a stone home.
  • Modern stone home with angled rooflines at dusk, each roofline lit in red, white, and blue lights under a cloudy sky
    Red, white, and blue on a modern home with angled rooflines.

Good to know

About holiday lighting

  • Do the lights come down in January?

    No. They stay on the house throughout the year. Change to warm white, choose another color, or turn them off until you want them again.

  • Can I schedule a holiday in advance?

    Yes. Save your scene and set its schedule in the app. You choose the colors and the times the lights run.

  • Can I save my own patterns?

    Yes. Save a pattern to use again next year, adjust an existing scene, or start with a holiday preset.

  • Will snow block the lights?

    Snow can cover part of the run until it melts or clears. The lights are designed to remain outdoors throughout the year. Contact us if you have concerns about snow or ice around your installation.

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