The same scene happens year after year every November. Someone gets the old ladder ready, fights with tangled Christmas lights, and realizes that many of the bulbs stopped working during the year. Ever Lights was created to eliminate this frustrating routine.
Permanent outdoor lighting offers a different approach. A track is attached permanently along the roofline, soffit, or fascia, and the LED lights are easily attached to the system. Once installed, they stay there. Forget about staples, hooks, and dangling wires across your roof. When December arrives, you simply use your smartphone instead of climbing a ladder are lighthouse lights on during the day.
A permanent lighting system should look good during the day as well. Traditional string lights often leave visible wires hanging from gutters. Ever Lights sit discreetly against your home during daylight hours, allowing your house to maintain its normal appearance. At night, you can choose any color or pattern.
Based in Lindon, Utah, Ever Lights has been developing its lighting systems since 2014. That represents years of hands-on product development. Its systems have been used on homes experiencing snow, summer heat, and seasonal weather. This gives the company a meaningful background compared with many newer competitors.
The Ever Lights app puts lighting control in your hands. You can schedule the lights to turn on at sunset, create your own lighting displays, or activate a special display for seasonal celebrations. The system also supports smart home integration with Amazon Alexa and Google Home.
Reducing the risks of holiday decorating deserves attention. Falls from ladders can result in unexpected medical emergencies, particularly when people are working on roofs or reaching awkward areas. Installing permanent roofline lighting makes annual outdoor decorating less demanding. Instead of climbing onto the roof every November, you can enjoy a lighting system that stays installed throughout the year.
Homeowners can choose between two installation approaches. For homes with tall roofs or difficult architectural features, professional installation is generally the better choice. Alternatively, the Click Lights DIY kit is suitable for one-story properties where the roofline is easy to reach. Both options provide the same lighting experience and app controls.