Engineered to disappear.
Built to last decades.
Three components make up the system. One installation day puts them on your house. Here is what each part does and what actually happens when we turn up.
The Three ComponentsWhat the system is made of.
A channel, a bulb, and a controller. Everything else is software.
PART 01 — THE CHANNELThe channel does the hiding.
A patented aluminium track is fitted under the soffit, cut to your roofline and colour matched to your fascia. Every wire, connector and clip lives inside it. Nothing is stapled to the trim and nothing hangs.
It is sized deliberately to mimic a two stage fascia, which is why most people walking past in daylight never register that it is there. That single detail is what gets it through architectural review when string lights never would.
Matched to your trim colour, not a generic white
Routed around gutters and detail, never through them
Shields wiring from sun, rain and ice year round
PART 02 — THE BULBThe bulb does the work.
Each bulb sits roughly three eighths of an inch below the channel and throws light in every direction. That is the whole reason a Trimlight roofline reads as a continuous line of colour rather than a row of separate dots.
Flat puck style lights, which most competing systems use, point in one direction only. From an angle you see gaps. From directly below you see glare. A round bulb solves both problems at once.
Even coverage with no dark gaps between bulbs
Spacing at 6, 9 or 12 inches to suit the elevation
IP68 sealed and rated past 50,000 hours
PART 03 — THE CONTROLLERThe controller and the app.
The Edge controller is mounted out of sight and joins your home wifi. From there the app runs everything: individual colours, saved scenes, daily schedules, calendar events for specific dates, and zones so different parts of the property can do different things at once.
Because it is cloud connected you are not limited to being at home. People use it to light the house before they arrive, and to vary the pattern while they are away so the place looks occupied.
Up to 30 colours at once, 90 bulbs per colour
Alexa and Google Home, plus music sync over aux
Works on iPhone and Android over 2.4GHz wifi
Installation DayWhat actually happens on site.
Those three components go up in a single visit on most homes. This is the order it happens in.
STEP 01Consultation and measurement
We walk the property with you, look at rooflines and features worth lighting, and take exact measurements. You get a fixed price before anything is ordered.
STEP 02Manufacture and colour match
Channel is cut to your home and matched against your fascia, trim and soffit. This is the step that decides whether it disappears in daylight.
STEP 03Precision placement
Runs are planned to follow the architecture rather than fight it, highlighting gables, dormers and columns instead of drawing a flat line across everything.
STEP 04Wiring and weatherproofing
All wiring is secured inside the channel, every connection sealed, and the full run tested before we call it finished.
STEP 05Setup and handover
App installed, zones configured, first scenes built with you. We do not leave until you are comfortable running it yourself.
HOA CommunitiesWhy boards say yes to this.
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Invisible in daylight
The objection boards usually raise is how it looks the other eleven months. Colour matched channel removes that argument entirely.
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Documentation prepared
If your board wants a formal submission we put together the spec sheets, product detail and photography for the review packet.
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Scheduled to comply
Quiet hours, seasonal windows, brightness limits. Whatever the covenant asks for can be programmed and left alone.
Choosing A BulbClassic or 3L.
Same warranty, same waterproof rating, same app. The 3L is simply brighter. We will tell you honestly which suits your roofline at the consultation.
| Specification | Classic | 3L |
|---|---|---|
| LEDs per bulb | 1 | 3 |
| Power draw | 0.6W | 0.9W |
| Lumens | 20 to 40 | 30 to 60 |
| Rated lifespan | 50,000+ hours | 50,000+ hours |
| Spacing options | 6" · 9" · 12" | 6" · 9" · 12" |
| Weatherproof rating | IP68 | IP68 |
| Voltage | 12V low voltage | 12V low voltage |
| Control | Edge app, Alexa, Google | Edge app, Alexa, Google |
| Best for | Traditional look, softer glow | Larger homes, maximum impact |
Let's measure your roofline.
A free in person consultation, proper measurements, and a fixed number at the end of it. No obligation and no pressure.