Permanent lighting in Boulder

Year-round roofline lights you control from your phone. Installed by a local Colorado crew, with a lifetime parts warranty and 5 years of labor.

Permanent lighting in Boulder County means one clean install instead of a new set of plastic strands every year. Our LEDs stay up all year, use very little power, and let you set schedules and colors from your phone: soft white most nights, and something bigger when the holidays come.

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Why Boulder homeowners choose Shine

Lifetime parts, 5 years of labor

Most brands cover labor for 1 year. If something fails in year 3, we fix it at no cost to you.

Prices up front

Most homes land between $2,800 and $5,600. You see our pricing before anyone comes out.

A local crew you can call

Call or text 720-445-8570 and you reach our team, Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm.

Hidden by day

A low-profile aluminum track, color matched to your trim, with the wiring run through the soffit instead of the gutters.

Built for Boulder's wind

Boulder is known for strong downslope winds off the foothills, with gusts over 100 miles per hour on record. Clip-on holiday lights and extension cords do not hold up to that. Our lights sit in an aluminum track fastened under the roof edge, with IP68 sealed connections and wiring run through the soffit.

Energy use and HOAs

Each light uses less than 1 watt, and you set schedules so they are only on when you want them. If your neighborhood has an HOA that needs an approval request, we give you photos, specs and a layout of your home to send in.

What it costs in Boulder

Most homes: $2,800 to $5,600

Your price depends on how many feet of roofline we light. We confirm the exact number with a free walkthrough, and financing is available. See our full pricing.

Areas we serve around Boulder

  • Boulder
  • Longmont
  • Louisville
  • Lafayette
  • Superior
  • Erie
  • Broomfield
  • Niwot

Popular looks in Boulder

Boulder homeowners care about energy use, and each of our lights uses less than 1 watt. Many run soft warm white on a schedule that shuts off at bedtime, then switch to black and gold on CU Buffs game days and holiday colors in December.

A modern two-story house illuminated with white lights at night, featuring a combination of stone and siding exterior, with a front porch, steps, and a landscaped yard.A house decorated with permanent soffit lights at night, featuring a brick garage door, blue siding, and a small front yard with patches of snow.A modern three-story house with a two-car garage, exterior lights on, and mountains in the background around dusk. Accent Lighting On Home

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Boulder questions

Are permanent lights energy efficient enough for Boulder homes?

Yes. Each Shine light uses less than 1 watt. A 150 foot roofline running 6 hours a night costs about $5 a month at most at average Colorado power rates, and schedules can cut that further.

Will my HOA allow permanent lights?

Every HOA is different, so check your rules first. If yours needs an approval request, we give you photos, product specs and a layout of your home to send in, and we schedule your install once you are approved.

Will the lights bother neighbors or the night sky?

You control brightness and schedules from the app, so you can dim the lights or have them turn off at a set time every night.

Can you see the lights during the day?

Barely. The track sits under the roof edge and is color matched to your trim, so from the street most people do not notice it until the lights turn on.

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