Permanent & holiday lighting in Aurora

Aurora is big and varied — established neighborhoods on the west side closer to Denver, and a great deal of newer subdivision building out east toward the plains. The eastern side is where the wind matters most: open ground, few mature trees, and gusts that strip anything clipped to a gutter.

That is the practical case for going permanent here. Track fastened to the fascia does not care about wind, and there is nothing to re-hang after a storm rolls through.

Newer Aurora builds tend to have long, simple rooflines, which light very cleanly — one crisp run along the eaves and the house reads finished. Older homes on the west side usually have more detail worth picking out with zones.

Hail season and high-altitude sun apply across the whole city, which is what the IP68 rating and the roughly 50,000-hour diode life are for. Warm white most nights, full color when it is wanted. Free quotes, financing available, warranty up to 20 years.