A two-story home at night with programmable roofline lighting running every gable and eave in magenta, green, teal and blue, the brick and stucco washed in the same colors.

Invisible by day. Exquisite at night.

Permanent lights for your home, in a slim track matched to your trim. Warm white most nights, every holiday from your phone, and nobody on a ladder again.

STEP 1 OF 4

Permanent or seasonal?

Both look great in December. The difference is the other eleven months, and who owns the lights.

A YEARLY LEASE

Seasonal holiday lights

  • We hang them in fall, take them down in January and store them.
  • The best fit for wrapping trees, lining walks and big one-off displays.
  • You pay every year. Nothing to own or maintain.
  • Dark from February to November.

YOU OWN IT

Permanent lighting

  • Installed once in a slim track matched to your trim. Hard to spot by day.
  • Every color and pattern from an app, every night of the year.
  • Seven-year parts warranty and three years on our installation.
  • No ladders, no hanging, no takedown, ever again.

On a typical 150-foot single-story roofline, permanent costs less in total than seasonal by about the fifth or sixth year, even with seasonal prices held flat. Many customers do both: permanent on the house, seasonal on the trees.

STEP 2 OF 4

Which way should the light point?

The same lights can point two ways, and that changes what you see from the street more than the color does. Most homes end up with some of both.

Technical cutaway of an eave with a light channel under the soffit edge shining down onto the siding, hidden from the street.Track under the soffitLight washes the wallHidden from the street

Down-facing

The track tucks under the edge of the eave and the lights shine down. From the street you see a wash of light on the house, not the bulbs. The modern, everyday look.

Technical cutaway of an eave with a light channel on the face of the fascia shining out toward the street while the wall stays dark.Track on the fascia faceWall stays darkYou see each light

Out-facing

The track sits on the face of the fascia and the lights point at the street. You see each light, like classic holiday bulbs. The traditional look, and it reads from a distance.

A house at dusk with down-facing warm white lights washing the siding under every roofline
Down-facing: a soft wash on the house.
A single puck light set into a white soffit
Up close: a Puck under the soffit.
The same house with out-facing warm white lights showing as bright points along every roofline
Out-facing: the same house, every light visible.
Pebble lights glowing purple in a brown channel on the face of the fascia
Up close: Pebbles on the fascia.

STEP 3 OF 4

Which light?

Four lights, all on the same app. Mix them on one house: Pucks out front, Pebbles down the sides.

A low-profile Pebble light module seated in its mounting channel.

ENTRY PRICE

Pebble

A small point of light in a slim channel that nearly disappears by day. Our most popular everyday light, and the lowest cost per foot.

Points out or down

A round Puck light module with three LEDs and mounting tabs.

BRIGHTEST

Puck

Three LEDs in every light, so it carries much farther. Our pick for out-facing on big homes, buildings and long runs. Its larger channel needs flat room below the gutter, which we check when we measure.

Points out or down

Faceted RGBW C9 bulbs mounted in a white track and a black track.

CLASSIC LOOK

RGBW C9

The big faceted holiday bulb people know, except every bulb changes color from the app. Mounted in its own track, it stays up all year.

Points out

A restaurant at night with red, orange and green light bars along every roofline edge.

THE NEON LOOK

Light bars

A smooth, solid line of light with no dots. Outlines rooflines, parapets, awnings and windows. This is our neon: there is no separate neon product.

Points out or down

STEP 4 OF 4

Which track color?

Every light screws into a rigid track that runs along your roofline. Pick the material, then the color that disappears against it.

Six hard plastic light channels standing in a row: white, sand, light brown, gray, brown and black.

STANDARD

Hard plastic

Our standard track. It keeps the price down and suits most homes and buildings.

  • White
  • Sand
  • Light Brown
  • Brown
  • Grey
  • Black
Seven aluminum light tracks side by side, each with a light set in it: black, gray, brown, gray beige, beige, oyster white and white.

UPGRADE

Aluminum

A metal track with a painted finish, in seven colors. Available on any job when you want it.

  • White
  • Oyster White
  • Beige
  • Grey Beige
  • Terra Brown
  • Telegrey 1
  • Black

Colors on a screen are close, not exact. We bring samples to match. Track photos courtesy of Vibrant Nights.

ONE HOUSE, EVERY PATTERN

Your home is your palette.

Christmas and Halloween, orange and blue on game day, pink for a birthday, red white and blue in July, school colors on graduation night, and National Hot Dog Day if that is your thing. Celebrate everything, or run a warm white and never think about it again.

The frames below are the same house on the same night, photographed running one pattern after another. Nothing was rehung between them.

A two-story home running a full-color pattern, every roofline point a different hue and the walls washed magenta, green and teal.
Full color
The same home running plain warm white on every roofline, the everyday setting with no color at all.
Warm white, every other night
The same home running solid blue across every roofline, the brick and gables washed deep blue.
Solid blue
The same home running red across every roofline, the walls washed red and pink under a moonlit sky.
Red
The same home running blue and teal, the gables lit cool and the garage bays washed pale blue.
Blue and teal
The same home running a pastel pattern of pink, mint, lilac and pale gold along every roofline.
Pastel
The same home running magenta, purple and red, the gables and garage bays washed in warm pinks.
Magenta and purple

EVERY GLOW ON THE CALENDAR

One system. Every date on this list.

NEXT UP
Halloween
6days
Diwali
14days
Thanksgiving
32days
Hanukkah
40days
Christmas
61days
Kwanzaa
62days
New Year's
68days
Chinese New Year
104days
Valentine's Day
112days
Indigenous Peoples' Day
351days

No booking, no ladders, no takedown. You change the colors from your phone.

ONE SYSTEM

The whole property on one app.

The roofline is the start. Everything below plugs into the same control box, so the house, the yard and the patio change color together. Add pieces any time and they join the same scenes.

A linear wall washer bar with a row of lenses along its face and a lead at each end.

Wall washers

Paint stone, columns and siding in color.

A compact RGB flood light fixture with its lens and lead wire against black.

Floods

Light a gable, a big tree or the flag.

A flexible RGB LED strip curved and lit from magenta through to green.

Flex strip

Under railings, steps and deck edges.

A commercial-grade bistro string with weatherproof sockets and clear pendant bulbs hanging along a black cable.

Bistro lights

The patio, on the same schedule as the house.

A bronze path light with a wide hat shade on a slim stem, shown against a plain pale background.

Path lights

The walk to the door, in color or warm white.

A bronze bullet spotlight on a ground stake with its connector lead, held in front of garden foliage.

Spot lights

Uplight trees, shrubs and stonework.

THE YARD TOOPaths, steps, beds and trees, wired into the same system.See landscape lighting →

QUALITY

Built for a Northwest roof, not a store shelf

Plug-in kits from the big box store look similar on the box. Up on a wet roof for ten years, they are a different product.

WhatGLOWWORKSSTORE-BOUGHT KIT
MountingScrewed into a rigid track, color matched to your trimAdhesive tape and clips
One bad lightA double data line keeps the rest of the run litOften darkens the lights past it
LengthCut to fit each run; grows with more boxesSet lengths, cannot be cut
Warranty7 years on parts, 3 years on our installation, labor covered with a Care planShort parts warranty; you do the labor
Who installsOur own trained crews, with lifts where neededYou, on a ladder

Lower fire risk

The lights run on 24 volts, not the 120 volts in plug-in holiday strings, with no extension cords across the lawn or strings tucked into dry gutters.

No more ladders

About 14,900 people went to the ER from holiday decorating in the 2023 season, and falls are the biggest share. With permanent lights, nobody in your family climbs.

Pennies to run

150 feet in full white for five hours a night runs roughly $25 to $50 a year, and color effects use less.

AFTER THE INSTALL

The warranty covers the part. We cover the labor.

A permanent system carries a seven-year manufacturer warranty on its components. That warranty will replace a failed part for free. It will not work out which part failed, get up on your roof in February, and swap it. That is what a plan is for.

Care

  • Labor to diagnose and replace anything the warranty covers
  • Unlimited app and wireless support
  • Priority scheduling
  • A diagnostic visit after any significant wind event
  • One on-site reprogram a year
  • A discount on your other WindowWorks work

Care Plus

  • Everything in Care
  • Three on-site reprograms a year
  • An annual on-site inspection and tune-up

WHO IS ON YOUR ROOF

Anyone can sell you the lights.

All the top systems are very similar in quality. What changes is who drills into your fascia, and whether they are still around when one bulb goes out three winters from now.

Same Standard, Every Crew

We run several crews. Every one of them is insured, background-checked and trained the same way, so which truck pulls up does not change the work you get.

Paid Like Professionals

Our technicians earn a living wage and have healthcare. That is why they are careful on your roof, and why they are still here next season.

Twenty Years On These Roofs

We have been cleaning these gutters, washing these roofs and doing these windows since before permanent lighting existed. We know how your house is put together.

One Number When It Fails

Every system we fit carries its own manufacturer warranty. We are the ones who come out either way, and you already have our number in your phone.

A technician in a boom lift running a permanent lighting line along the timber gable of a lodge on an overcast day.
Fitting the run. One day on a lift, then nobody goes back up.
Render of one home side by side, plain in daylight and every roofline and gable running full color after dark.
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