Most permanent lighting gives itself away during the day. Bulky lenses and a tall track leave a visible line along the fascia that you notice every time you pull into the driveway.
Celebright is built to solve exactly that. Each 20mm frosted lens — smaller across than a quarter, and roughly half the size of most competing fixtures — conceals its own electronics rather than exposing them behind clear plastic. The track it sits in stands at close to half the height of competing systems, and mounted flush and color-matched to your fascia, the whole system looks like a trim line rather than a light strip.
The frosted lens over the single led assembly matters as much as the size. Instead of a harsh point of light, each diode throws a soft, even glow — so your roofline emits soft and even light without the distortion of multiple LED points on a single chip.
That disappearing act carries through installation, too. Our crews run wiring through the attic wherever the home allows rather than stapling cable along the fascia, so what you're left with is a clean, finished line by day and a seamless glow after dark.
Every color comes from a single RGBWW diode rather than several diodes fighting for the same beam, so the glow stays even and harmonious with none of the color distortion cheaper multi-diode systems show. A dedicated warm white channel — alongside red, green, and blue — means everyday evening light reads as genuine architectural lighting, not three colors straining to fake white.
Warm white on an ordinary Tuesday. Scarlet and cream on game day. Full animation at Christmas. Same fixtures, every night of the year.
On long runs, lesser systems suffer voltage drop — the far corners dim and colors drift away from what you selected. Celebright's 24V system uses highly efficient voltage converters right at each light source, actively managing power across the entire run so brightness and color stay consistent from the first lens to the last.
That efficiency shows up on your power bill, too. A 100-bulb Celebright run shines twice as bright as a conventional string of store-bought Christmas lights while drawing about the same energy as a single 40-watt bulb.
Plenty of companies advertise long warranties. The difference shows up in the fine print — the registration deadline you missed, the transfer window that closed, the labor coverage that expired in year two. Celebright removed those obstacles.
| Celebright | Common in the industry | |
|---|---|---|
| Parts coverage | 10 years | Varies widely |
| Labor coverage | 3 years | Commonly 1 year |
| Registration deadline | None | Often 30 days |
| Transfers to next owner | Yes, no deadline | Often a 90-day window |
If you sell the house, the warranty goes with it. There is no registration form to file within 30 days and no 90-day scramble to transfer coverage — the next owner is simply covered. That means the curb appeal you enjoy today keeps adding to your home's value when it's time to sell.
Celebright builds its own app in-house rather than licensing a generic controller platform from a third party. That distinction matters over the life of your system: new features ship regularly, including dedicated game-day interfaces, and support comes from the people who wrote the software. Learn more about the manufacturer at celebright.com.
The app talks to Google Assistant and Alexa natively, and IFTTT support lets your lighting participate in the rest of your smart home — triggered by sunset, a security event, a thermostat, or anything else you already automate.
Beyond color and scenes, scheduling doubles as a light layer of home security — set your lights to come on automatically at dusk so the house looks lived-in whether you're down the street or out of town.
Lower operating limit — colder than any night on record here
Upper limit — well past what a sun-baked fascia reaches in July
50,000 rated hours at four hours a night
Celebright is manufactured in North America, which means shorter supply lines for parts and a manufacturer accountable in your own time zone. For a system expected to stay on your home for decades, that matters more than it might seem on installation day.
Most Celebright residential installations run $22 to $30 per linear foot of roofline, installed. Most Central Nebraska homes land between $3,000 and $8,000 depending on roofline length and complexity. Every quote is free, written, and based on an on-site walk of your actual roofline.
For commercial buildings and large-scale projects, we also install a 48V commercial system at $30 to $40 per linear foot. Call us to talk through which platform fits your property.
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