It starts with a conversation
The first step is a free consultation, not a truck in the driveway. That visit covers which edges to run, where the power is, and how you want to use it. There is no charge for it, and nobody expects a decision on the spot.
Custom design, not a template
Your house is not the same shape as the one down the street, so the plan gets drawn around it. The design should work with the house, following the roof edge, the gables and the entry. Businesses get the same treatment across the facade, the entrance and the patio.
On the day
The crew handles all of it. The track goes up along the planned lines and matches the trim. Power, control box and app setup are handled as part of the install, not left for you to figure out. Before the crew leaves, you get shown how to run it, so you can actually use it that evening.
Commercial installations work the same way
For a business the steps are the same, though the building usually gives you more to work with. The difference is usually when the crew can be on site. Most businesses do not want ladders in front of the entrance at lunch, so the work gets timed around business hours.
Come prepared
Nothing is required, but a little thought ahead helps. Think about where you want light, not just where you want color. Think about whether this is mostly a holiday purchase or mostly an everyday one, because the answer changes the design. And walk the property once at night before the visit, because dark spots are obvious then and invisible at two in the afternoon.
Living with the system once it is up
Expect the first week to be color testing. That is part of it, and then a routine sets in. The everyday setting ends up plain, and it runs on a timer without anybody touching it.Set the schedule in the first few days. Lighting that needs a decision every evening does not get used as much.Homeowners are not needed for most of it. Clear access to the roofline and the outlets helps: gates unlocked, cars moved off the drive, dogs inside. Beyond that you can go about your day.
After the install
After that, you pick your everyday setting and forget about it. Most people settle on a warm white for ordinary nights, and change it for holidays and events. EverCrest Lighting does permanent lighting installation for homes and businesses throughout Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina from a base in Greenville. They also handle takedown and off season storage on traditional holiday lighting. To
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