Permanent & holiday lighting in Cedarburg

Cedarburg is a preservation town, and that shapes every decision. Much of the housing stock is 19th-century stone and frame, and the whole appeal is that it still looks like itself. Lighting that announces itself would be the wrong answer here.

So the install is deliberately quiet: track color-matched to the trim, mounted tight under the roof edge, and a single warm white line that follows the original roofline rather than inventing a new one. In daylight it should be genuinely hard to spot.

Historic fascia also means being careful about how things are fastened, and older homes rarely have the long uninterrupted runs that newer builds do — the design has to follow what is there.

Underneath it is still an RGBW system, so Christmas in town does not require anything going up or coming down. Sealed to IP68 against Wisconsin winters, rated for roughly 50,000 hours, warranty up to 20 years. Free quotes, and financing is available.