Do I need to buy the lights myself?
+Yes — you purchase your own Govee permanent LED lights directly from Govee or Amazon. We'll tell you exactly which model and how many to buy when we quote you. We supply and install all the professional aluminum mounting track and handle all the wiring. This keeps your cost lower and means you own your system outright.
What makes your installation different from DIY?
+The difference is the hardware. DIY installs use plastic clips or 3M tape — wires stay visible, spacing is uneven, and clips fail in Colorado winters. We use commercial-grade aluminum channel track that fully conceals all wiring, locks every bulb at a precise spacing, and is mechanically screwed into your soffit. The result looks architectural — like it was built into your home. Most HOAs can't even tell it's there during the day.
How much does installation cost in Denver?
+Most Denver Metro homes run $15 to $18 per linear foot for professional installation — typically $1,800 to $5,250 for labor and commercial-grade aluminum track hardware. Note that Govee lights are purchased separately — we'll tell you exactly what to buy. We provide exact quotes after measuring your specific roofline. Curious how this stacks up against bundled systems? See our
Govee vs Trimlight comparison for the full cost breakdown.
Do the lights need to come down after the holidays?
+Never. Permanent lights stay on your home year-round and you control everything from the app — switch from festive red to Broncos orange to warm white in seconds.
Will my HOA approve permanent lighting?
+Most HOAs approve because our color-matched aluminum track blends into your soffit and is nearly invisible during the day. It looks architectural, not decorative. We can provide documentation to support your HOA application.
How long does installation take?
+Most homes are completed in a single day. We arrive, measure, mount the track, run all wiring inside the channel, install your lights, configure your app, and walk you through the system before we leave.
Can the lights handle Colorado winters?
+Absolutely. The aluminum track is mechanically fastened — not taped — and powder-coated for weather resistance. Designed to handle Front Range snow, hail, UV, and freeze/thaw cycles year after year.
What areas do you serve?
+We serve the entire Denver Metro area including Aurora, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock, Littleton, Denver, Englewood, Lakewood, and Westminster.