Invisible by day. Architectural by night. Color-matched track and individually controlled LEDs, installed once along your roofline — warm white every evening, team colors on game day, full holiday scenes in December, all from your phone.
Permanent lighting is a finish on your home, like gutters or trim. Ours disappears during the day and reveals the architecture at night — every night of the year, not six weeks in December.
Color-matched aluminum track along fascia and soffit with every wire concealed inside it.
Soffit downlights and landscape zones that wash stone, timber and planting beds in warm light.
The same system extended to outdoor living space, railings, fencing and stairways.
App setup on your phone, your first scenes built with you, and a real person to call after.
Low-voltage 24V lighting that plugs into a standard exterior outlet — typically no electrician, no trenching, no rewiring. The whole system draws less power than a single 60-watt bulb for every hundred lights.
Each bulb is a single point of light with a dedicated warm-white LED and 90+ CRI color rendering, so white reads as true warm white with no color fringing. Everything is sealed against the weather, and the aluminum track shields the LEDs from snow, ice and UV. The system is designed and built in Canada by Celebright, one of the few manufacturers that makes its own bulbs, control box, track and app, and tests them for real winters.
Warm white is the default and the reason most people buy it. Everything else is there when you want it: Halloween, Diwali, the Fourth, a birthday, a rivalry weekend, or the two weeks in December when the whole street drives by slowly.
Warm White · Everyday
Cool Accent · Blue Hour
Celebration · Multi-Color
Zones · Two-Tone
Backyard · Pool & Fence
Outdoor Living · PergolaPhotos: Celebright system installations
Run the system from the app on any phone or tablet, or from a web browser anywhere in the world. Set it to follow sunset and sunrise, schedule scenes by date, or split the house into zones and light them independently.
Up to ten zones. Warm white on the roofline, team colors on the deck, a softer glow on the path, all at once.
Follows sunset automatically all year, so it never needs adjusting. Set holidays months ahead.
Change scenes from the lake, the lodge or the airport. Works with Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT. No subscription.
Build your own or pull from a shared library of community scenes.
The track is the part nobody should notice. Eleven profiles cover every fascia, soffit and trim condition, and the aluminum is finished in over a hundred colors so it disappears into the house in daylight.
Here's exactly what happens after you reach out. The images below are the real plan and preview we made for a Flathead Valley home, with the address and prices hidden.
Fill out the form below, or call or text (406) 955-3400. A real person, not a call center, gets back to you to learn about your home and what you'd like lit.
We order a satellite measurement report of your home. Every eave, gable and roof edge is measured to the foot, so your plan and price are built on real numbers instead of guesses.
You get a map of your home showing every run we'd light and its length, with optional add-ons marked separately so you can choose. We also show you a preview of your own house at night, so you know exactly what you're getting before you decide.
Your written estimate lists every run, its footage and its price. Approve it online, and a 50% deposit reserves your install date and orders your track, color-matched to your trim. Before install day we confirm the measurements and trim color in person. The balance isn't due until your lights are up and working.
Most homes take a single day, weather permitting. Track fastens to the fascia or soffit (never through your roof), wiring stays hidden, and before we leave we set up the app on your phone and build your first scenes with you.
Seasonal installation runs $2.50–$5.00 per foot every year for about six weeks of use. A permanent system is one install that runs every night for two decades, and it typically pays for itself against hired seasonal crews within several years.
| Lab Lighting | Seasonal Hanging | Store-Bought Kits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost pattern | One time | Every single year | Replaced every few seasons |
| Visible in daylight | Color-matched track | Clips and sagging wire | Plastic clips, loose cord |
| Used year round | Every night | About six weeks | Occasionally |
| Color control | 16M colors, zones, schedules | Whatever was hung | Basic app, no zones |
| Warranty | 10-year parts | Season only | Limited |
| Ladder time for you | None, ever | None | Two weekends a year |
Every quote is based on measured linear feet and the difficulty of the house. You see the tier, the footage and the total before anything is ordered.
Single story, straightforward access, standard track profile, simple roofline.
Two story, or single story with multiple peaks, dormers and corners.
Steep pitch, difficult access, heavy corner count, or premium and custom track profiles.
Footage is the big one, then height and access, then corner and peak count, then track profile. A 150-foot single story with clean runs prices very differently from 150 feet broken across six dormers — same footage, twice the work. Ask us to walk the tiers with you at the measurement; there is no hidden math.
A 50% deposit reserves your install date and covers your color-matched materials. The balance is due the day the system is finished and running — not before.
Each bulb draws 0.3 watts. A typical 150-foot roofline is roughly 225 bulbs — about 68 watts for the whole house, less than one old porch bulb. Running five hours a night, every night, that is roughly 120 kWh a year, or about eight dollars at Flathead Electric's current residential rate.
Enter your roofline length and the shape of your home for a real range based on our published per-foot pricing. Final pricing comes after we measure, and nothing is ordered until you approve the written quote.
Not sure of your footage? Most single-story homes run 100–160 feet across the front and sides. Two-story homes with a garage wing typically run 160–260 feet. We measure it for you at no charge.
Tell us a little about your home. We'll reach out to set up a free, no-pressure visit, measure your roofline, match your trim color and give you a written quote.
We work the Flathead Valley and everything within about fifty miles of Kalispell — from Eureka down to Polson, and from Marion east to the Swan. No travel surcharge anywhere in that range.
Just outside the fifty-mile line? Ask anyway — larger projects and neighboring homes booked together are often worth the drive.
No. In daylight the track is color-matched to your fascia and reads as trim. At night the default is a refined warm white that lights the architecture. Color scenes are there when you want them and off the rest of the time.
Very little. The system runs on 24 volts and uses less energy than a single 60-watt bulb for every hundred lights.
No. The app is free and there is nothing to renew. You pay for the install once.
Yes. It works with Amazon Alexa, Google Home and IFTTT, so it can react to things like a doorbell camera or a game-day calendar.
The lights stay with the home and the 10-year parts warranty transfers to the new owner. Buyers tend to see it as a finished, well-kept exterior.
Track mounts to fascia or soffit with screws. We do not penetrate roofing or shingles. Mounting holes are small and are a normal part of any exterior installation.
Usually not. The system is low-voltage and plugs into a standard exterior outlet. If your home needs a new outlet we will tell you before the job and coordinate a licensed electrician.
Most often inside the garage, out of the weather and easy to reach. We confirm the location with you before install day.
Yes. The system is cloud connected, so you can change scenes or schedules from the app or a web browser anywhere with internet.
Parts are covered by a 10-year manufacturer warranty that transfers to the next owner if you sell, and we handle the claim. Individual bulbs are replaceable, so a failure is a small fix rather than a new system. Our workmanship is covered for one year; service visits outside those terms are a flat trip fee plus parts, quoted before we come out.
It is rated to −40° and sealed against water. The aluminum track also shields the LEDs from ice, snow load and UV, which is a large part of why permanent systems outlast clipped-on lights.
Sometimes, weather permitting. We do not work on icy or snow-covered roofs, and we reschedule when it drops below about 5°F or the wind picks up, because cold vinyl siding and wire insulation crack easily. The best window is late summer through mid-November. Winter customers can sign in the off-season, lock in pricing, and install in early spring.
We remove and reinstall the system around roofing or painting work for a quoted flat rate. Nothing gets thrown away.
Usually yes, because the track is color-matched and nearly invisible in daylight and the lighting can be set to a single warm white. If your HOA requires approval, we will provide track color samples and specifications for your submission.
Most homes are a single day. Larger properties and multi-zone packages may take two.
Lab Lighting is a small, locally owned company in Kalispell. The people who measure your home are the people who install it, and the ones who pick up the phone when you have a question three years from now.
We chose one system and learned it completely rather than carrying five brands we half understand. Every install is straight track, hidden wire, sealed penetrations and a clean site — because every roofline we finish is the only advertising that matters.