Permanent & holiday lighting in Lee’s Summit

Lee’s Summit is on the Missouri side, and the housing runs from older homes near downtown to large newer builds out toward Lake Winnebago. Both benefit from permanent lighting, for different reasons — the older homes because the rooflines are interesting and worth tracing, the newer ones because they are big enough that a ladder in December is a genuinely bad idea.

That is the honest pitch here. A two-story with steep pitches is not a house anyone should be climbing around in freezing weather once a year, and paying to have it hung every season adds up to more than installing something once.

The system runs warm white most of the year, which is what people end up using it for. The color work — red and gold in the autumn, red and green in December, pastels at Easter — is the part people buy it for, and the warm white is the part they keep it for.

Sealed to IP68, rated for roughly 50,000 hours, and backed by a warranty of up to 20 years, with everything controlled from an app that handles scenes, schedules and zones. Quotes are free and priced off your actual roofline.