Permanent holiday lighting

Christmas lights that go up once. And never come down.

Any color, any holiday, one tap. Warm white the other 340 nights. No ladders, no bins, no December scramble.

Set it and forget it holiday lighting.

Permanent LED lights tucked under the eave trace your roofline. In December they are red and white. On the Fourth, red, white, and blue. On Halloween, orange and purple. The rest of the year they are a soft warm white that makes the house look finished.

No tangled cords, no burned-out strands, no rushing to decorate before guests arrive.

What you get

Five things you'll notice.

Always-ready holidays

Tap a scene. It's done, and it looks sharp on purpose.

Less hassle, more freedom

Stop hanging lights every season and storing boxes of decorations.

Curb appeal year-round

Warm white on weeknights, color for weekends and events.

Safer at night

Consistent lighting at entries, walkways, and dark corners.

Designed for your rooflines

Fits your peaks and returns, not a one-size setup.

Life with it

Same 7 PM. Now with lights.

Family arriving at a home with red and white roofline lighting in DecemberThe same home at 7 PM, dark
7 PM · before
7 PM · with the lights

Red and white from Thanksgiving to New Year's. Warm white the morning after.

Lifestyle renders, drawn to the way we install. Real homes are in the gallery.

Real life

The calendar shows up. You're ready.

When a holiday arrives you're not scrambling or borrowing ladders. You tap a scene, it's done, and it looks sharp on purpose. Then it goes back to warm white in the morning.

Why it matters here.

In Southwest Florida, roofline lighting has to handle heat, storms, and salt air and still look good up close. The design and the install decide how finished it feels at night. We plan the layout to your home's lines, not the easiest spots to mount lights.

Use it for

The calendar

Halloween: orange and purple

Thanksgiving: amber and warm white

Christmas: red and white, or red and green

New Year's: gold sparkle

Valentine's Day: red and pink

Memorial Day and the Fourth: red, white, and blue

Game day: your team's colors

Every other night: soft warm white

The process

How it works

Five steps. Most homes are lit in about a day.

Step 1Quick consult

Tell us what the space should feel like at night. Most of this happens by text.

Step 2Design & exact estimate

We rough it in from satellite, then walk the property. You get a layout that fits your lines and one number.

Step 3Install day

A Venice crew mounts color-matched channel, runs the wire out of sight, and cleans up. Most homes are done in about a day.

Step 4App setup

We build your scenes with you: Every night, Holiday, Party. Schedules set to sunset.

Step 5Here after

Questions later, a local team to call. Lights are replaceable, and we can come out.

Roofline lighting: $4,500–10,000 depending on length and peaks.Book before the holidays. Install dates fill up first in October and November.
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Voted Best of Venice 2025Authorized JellyFish Lighting® dealerBradenton to Punta GordaSister company: Gulf Coast Rescreen
FAQ

Questions we hear all the time

Will it look "too much" when it's not a holiday?

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

Are permanent Christmas lights worth it?

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.

Can you see them during the day?

Barely. The channel is color-matched to your soffit. See the daytime photos in the gallery.

Will my HOA allow it?

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

What happens in a hurricane?

The aluminum channel is fastened to the structure and the LEDs are sealed and low-voltage. The system is designed for outdoor use in exactly this climate, and individual lights are replaceable if one ever fails.

Venice, Florida
Sunset is at 7:19 PM tonight.

Turn on the lights. The evening is yours.

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