Questions? Straight answers.

Bradenton to Punta Gorda: Sarasota, Venice, North Port, Wellen Park, Lakewood Ranch, Englewood, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, and the towns between. Our shop is in Venice.

A permanent, color-changing LED system for the outside of your home. Individual lights sit in a color-matched aluminum channel along the roofline or the cage. On a normal night it looks like soft recessed lighting. For holidays and parties it does any color and pattern, all from a phone app. Innovative Lighting is an authorized JellyFish dealer.

Most homes are done in about a day. Larger two-story homes or a full roofline plus cage can take two.

Barely. The aluminum channel is color-matched to your soffit or cage and sits tight to the structure. See the daytime photos in the gallery.

Yes. Storefronts, offices, restaurants, and clubhouses between Bradenton and Punta Gorda. Nighttime visibility every day, seasonal promotions in a tap.

Projects start at $4,500, and most pool cages land between $4,500 and $6,000 installed. Larger or two-story cages run more, and adding the pool coping ribbon or landscape lights adds to it. See the pricing page for what drives the number.

Projects start at $4,500. A front roofline usually lands between $4,500 and $6,000; the full roofline of a larger home runs $6,000 to $10,000. Length of roofline and the number of peaks are the main factors. Your estimate is an exact number after we see the property.

If you hire out the hanging every year or spend a weekend on a ladder, the system pays for itself in a few seasons. Then it keeps giving you the other 340 nights: warm white curb appeal, security lighting, and game-day colors.

No. Most customers run a soft white most nights. Color is there when you want it, not when you don't.

Yes. Zoning lets you turn on only certain sections, or run different patterns on different parts of the home at the same time.

Yes. Save nightly and weekly timers plus calendar events for holidays. The system links to weather.com, so you can run sunset to sunrise without ever changing the clock.

Yes. The lights are individually addressable, so you choose which lights are on and what color, from over 16 million. There are also 102 preset patterns and 20 animation effects.

The channel is color-matched and low-profile by design, which is what architectural review boards care about. We give you the product spec sheet and daytime photos for your application.

Far less than a porch bulb. LEDs put out almost no heat or UV, and warm white attracts fewer insects than cool white. Inside a cage, the screen does the rest.

The lights mount to the aluminum cage frame and run on low voltage; the controller and the power connection sit away from the pool. We design every layout to Florida's pool electrical code.

Tell the rescreen crew, or use ours. The lights are on the frame, not the screen, and our sister company Gulf Coast Rescreen works around them every week.

Absolutely. Any color of white, from warm candlelight to bright daylight.

Yes.

JellyFish is a robust, outdoor-rated LED system. The LEDs are rated for years and years of use, and the aluminum channel is built for exactly this climate.

Yes. They are low voltage, so a homeowner can replace a light. We can also come out and do it.

On full bright white each light uses less than one watt. The controller pulls about 1.1 amps per 100 feet.

According to JellyFish Lighting, the controller is manufactured at their factory in Orem, Utah, the metal is fabricated in Utah, Colorado, and Texas, and the LEDs are made in Asia to keep the product accessible.