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Both steps are required. Entries close September 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM MT, and we draw the winner that day.

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While you're here

Shine installs permanent outdoor lighting along your roofline. The low profile aluminum track is color matched to your trim, so it is nearly invisible during the day. At night you run it from your phone: warm white for everyday, red and green in December, orange in October, team colors on game day.

It is a low voltage LED system, wired through the soffits and installed once. No ladders in November. No tangled strands in the garage. Nothing to take down in January.

We install across the entire Front Range.

Why homeowners make the switch

Seasonal lights carry real costs that never show up on the invoice.

~14,800

people are treated in U.S. emergency rooms for holiday decorating injuries in a single season. Falls are the most common injury, and most decorating falls happen off ladders and roofs outdoors.1

~$4,400

is what ten seasons of professional light hanging adds up to at the national average of about $442 a year. Two story homes and long rooflines run well above that.2

~835

U.S. home fires a year start with holiday decorations, not counting Christmas trees. Nearly half happen because a decoration sat too close to a heat source.3

Seasonal lights vs. permanent lighting

Comparison of seasonal holiday lights and a permanent lighting system
Seasonal lights Shine permanent lighting
Time on a ladder Twice a year, every year, usually in cold weather Once, and it is our crew, not you
Cost over 10 years Roughly $4,400 at the national average, paid over and over One install, one time
Days of use per year About 45, then it goes in a box 365, every holiday plus everyday accent light
Cords and clips Extension cords, clips, timers, storage bins Wired through the soffits, nothing to store
How it looks in daylight Visible strands, or bare clips left on the roof Track color matched to your trim
Control A timer, if you remember to set it Your phone: colors, patterns, schedules
Backed by Replace the strands when they fail 5 year full warranty on parts and labor, then lifetime prorated coverage4

Curious what it would cost on your house?

Give us a call and we will put together a design and a real number. No charge and no pressure, whether you win or not.

303-246-6841 Or message us on Facebook once you have followed the page.
  1. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission holiday decorating injury estimates: roughly 14,800 to 14,900 emergency department visits per season in recent years, with falls the most frequently reported injury type.
  2. 2025 national cost data for professional Christmas light installation: average about $442 per season, typical range $220 to $685. Ten seasons at the national average is about $4,400. Larger and multi story homes commonly exceed this.
  3. National Fire Protection Association, annual averages 2020 to 2024: an estimated 835 U.S. home structure fires per year began with decorations, excluding Christmas trees. Nearly half started because the decoration was too close to a heat source.
  4. Coverage lasts as long as you own the home and is non-transferable to a new homeowner.
  5. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook or Meta. Full official rules are posted on our Facebook page.

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