
Permanent Lighting Installation in Austin, TX
Choose the parts of your home you want lit, then plan the installation around them. TruLight Austin installs permanent RGBW lighting with color-matched aluminum track and app control. You can use warm white for ordinary evenings and save color scenes for holidays, including permanent Christmas lights.
Start with the coverage you will use
A front roofline and a full-perimeter installation are different projects. Before requesting a quote, take a photo from the street and mark the garage, entry, upper peaks and side sections you want included. If you also want light near the back patio, include a photo from that side.
The satellite estimator gives you a preliminary price range. An in-person consultation confirms the measurements, mounting surfaces and access needed for the installation. Ask for the proposed coverage in writing so you can compare quotes for the same work.
Typical installed coverage runs $3,000-$4,000 for the front, $4,500-$6,500 for front and sides, and $7,000-$10,000+ for the full perimeter. See the pricing and coverage breakdown for what affects your quote.
What happens during installation?
- Confirm the layout. Choose the lit sections, then confirm measurements, mounting surfaces and access at the home.
- Agree on the details. Review track color, controller location, wiring routes, unlit transitions and the zones you want to control together.
- Install and check the system. The track mounts below the fascia and soffit. It does not attach to the gutters or roof. Timing depends on the confirmed scope and site conditions.
- Review the controls and service. Walk through the lighting, app settings and schedules. Keep the written scope and warranty, and confirm how to request help.
Planning around upper peaks, narrow eaves or exterior repairs? Read the Austin homeowner installation guide for questions to settle before work starts.
See white light and track together
The night view is only part of the decision. Look at the track against your trim in daylight, then ask to see the white-light setting you expect to use most often. A color demonstration does not show you how that everyday setting will look on your exterior.
TruLight uses a dedicated white channel alongside its color LEDs. The app also supports zones, letting you choose different settings for separate sections of the house. We can discuss which sections you want to control together during the consultation.
Plan for the house you have
Long roof edges, changes in height and separate sections affect the installation design. The power layout needs to account for the proposed equipment and coverage. A voltage number alone does not tell you how many power connections a particular house needs.
If your HOA requires approval, address that before installation. Our Austin HOA guide describes a real submission we helped prepare and explains why another property's approval cannot settle yours.
Read the scope and warranty before deciding
Review the current warranty terms, including which components and labor are covered. An LED hour rating is not a promise that an installed system will need no service.
Bring your coverage photos to the consultation. We can talk through the layout, track appearance and controls before you choose the installation.
Lifetime Warranty
The lighting modules and control box carry the TruLight lifetime warranty: 100,000 hours for the lights, which is 11.4 years from installation, and five years for the control box. Parts and installation labor are covered for one year from completed installation. Read the written warranty for exclusions and the transfer process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Send a street-view photo marked with the garage, entry, peaks and side sections you want included. Add a backyard photo if you want patio-facing coverage. The consultation confirms the scope and measurements.
Upper sections need an access and mounting assessment. Send photos showing the upper peaks, lower roofs and any obstacles below them. Height, access and separate runs affect the installation plan and quote; a satellite view alone cannot confirm them.
The team needs to inspect the available fascia and soffit surfaces before confirming a suitable mounting plan. TruLight track mounts below the fascia and soffit, never on the gutters or roof. Do not assume that every narrow eave or flat-roof detail can use the same layout.
The wall finish alone does not establish a mounting location. We assess the trim, fascia and soffit surfaces, their condition and transitions between sections. Ask to see the proposed track location before approving the scope.
Discuss planned exterior work and future coverage before installation. Confirm access to the controller and track, and ask how service or later additions would be quoted. The LED hour rating is not a promise of no future maintenance.
TruLight supports zones through the app. Discuss which sections you want to control together during the consultation.
Confirm the coverage and mounting plan, address any required HOA approval, and read the current component and labor warranty terms.
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