Can you see the lights during the day?

Of course, you can’t have the lights completely hidden during the day and visible at night…but they are hardly noticeable. With our innovative, patented design lights are installed in an aluminum channel to conceal wiring. This makes the lights very hard to see.

Close-up of a house's gutter system, including a black metal gutter, downspout, and part of the roof and brick exterior wall.
Close-up of a brick wall with a black roof or gutter at the top right corner against a blue sky.
Front view of a brick house with a stone accent on one side, black-framed windows, a gray garage door, and a black front door with a decorative iron grill. The house has multiple gable roofs with asphalt shingles and a covered entryway. The front yard features a well-manicured lawn, two planters, and a concrete driveway, with a parked car partially visible to the right. The sky is clear and blue.

This is a house we installed in Broken Arrow with 2 closeup pictures and a street view.

Spacing Options for Lights

House exterior decorated with multicolored Christmas lights along the roofline, with a garage door, house number 8818, and a sky background.
Garage with Christmas lights spaced 9 inches apart, with text explaining the spacing and color against the house during evening.
House exterior at dusk decorated with multicolored Christmas lights along the roof edges. Text overlay explains that lights are spaced 12 inches apart and their colors vary when reflecting off the house.
Color swatch fan with various shades including white, black, gray, beige, green, brown, and red, each labeled with color names and numbers.

With over 25 color options for channel we are sure to find a great match for your house!