If you’re done climbing a ladder every November, permanent lighting is worth a close look. A slim track mounts along your fascia, color matched to the trim so it disappears during the day. Inside are LED lights you run from an app, with control over color, brightness, patterns, and schedules. No more tangled strands, broken clips, or bins of dead bulbs in the garage.
For Jensen homes and businesses, that means one install and lights for every season. Holidays, birthdays, and plain weeknights each get their own look, and timers handle the on and off. We plan the runs, check your trim, mount the track, set up the controller, and make sure you’re comfortable with the app before we pack up.
We know Jensen sees bitter January nights and hot July afternoons, so we mount the track tight and check the fascia first.
Ladders, lifts for taller peaks, and the right fasteners let us mount a straight, clean track on houses, shops, and barns.
If your fascia needs repair or seasonal lights fit your plans better, we'll tell you before you commit to a permanent system.
We clear away every scrap of packaging and trim offcut, and we sweep up below the roofline before we head out.
Permanent property lighting swaps the yearly install and takedown for one system that stays put. LED lights sit inside a low-profile track mounted along your roofline. During the day it blends into the trim. At night, you pick the look from an app: soft white for every evening, red and green in December, orange in October, or something just for fun on a birthday.
Schedules turn the lights on at dusk and off when you want, so once it’s set, it runs on its own. Because the track becomes part of the house, the install deserves more planning than a box of seasonal strands, and that planning is where we spend the most time with you.
Jensen weather covers a wide range. January lows sit around 3°F, July highs climb to about 92°F, and at 4,760 feet the sun is strong all year. Anything mounted outside has to deal with brittle cold, summer heat, UV, and wind sweeping across open ground along the Green River.
A track mounted tight to the fascia gives the wind nothing to grab and keeps the lights shielded from snow and sun. Solid mounting depends on solid trim, so we check your fascia before we start. Heavy drifts along the eaves still deserve attention in a big winter, and roof snow raking in Jensen keeps snow from packing against the track.
We start where people see your home: from the road, the driveway, and the neighbor’s yard. From there we decide which rooflines to light and how the track should flow around the house. The scope usually comes down to:
Clean starts, stops, and corner turns are what make a system look built in instead of added on. If there’s no outdoor outlet where the controller makes sense, an electrician can add one before install day.
Plenty of Jensen properties have more than one roofline worth lighting. A farmhouse with a deep porch, a metal shop, or a barn near the road can all carry track if the trim is in good shape. Lighting the shop and house together makes a property look complete from US-40 and adds useful light around the yard on long winter evenings.
Outbuildings sometimes need trim work before install. Loose or weathered fascia won’t hold a track straight, and our general repairs crew can firm it up first.
US-40 brings locals and travelers through town all year, including plenty of summer visitors headed up SR-149 to the Dinosaur National Monument Quarry. For a business on that route, a lit roofline works like a second sign that runs every evening. You can switch to holiday colors, local team colors, or your brand colors without calling anyone.
Shops, offices, and restaurants get the most out of it in winter, when it’s dark before most people head home. Pairing it with clear, well-lit signage installation makes your place easy to spot after dark.
Going permanent doesn’t mean giving up the fun of Christmas decorating. A lot of homeowners keep the roofline on the permanent system and still wrap trees, porch rails, and fence posts with seasonal strands each December. The permanent lights handle the hard-to-reach work up high, and the seasonal pieces fill in the yard.
Once the holidays pass, the roofline keeps working. Warm white makes coming home on a dark January night feel a little better, and the calendar fills itself in from there: green in March, red, white, and blue in July, and orange and purple for Halloween.
We look at your Jensen home from the road and driveway, measure rooflines, and check fascia and outlet locations.
Your free quote shows which rooflines get track, where corners and the controller go, and any trim prep needed.
We mount the color-matched track tight to the fascia, seat the LEDs, and run clean transitions at every corner.
We test every section after dark, set up your schedules, and show you how to change colors from your phone.
