Permanent Lighting Across the Omaha Metro

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Elkhorn is our busiest area. Newer two-story homes with complex rooflines, stone accents and big garage gables show off 9-inch spacing best, and most HOA covenants there are fine with permanent lighting because the track is color-matched to the fascia and invisible by day. Typical Elkhorn full-house projects run 200 to 320 feet.

Bennington's newer subdivisions and acreage lots are where warm-white architectural lighting really stands out, because there is less streetlight glare. Homes on the Bennington lakes often add dock and walkway lighting on the same controller. Ten minutes from our shop, so demos and service calls are easy.

Gretna is growing fast, and many new builds there have deep soffits and tall entry gables that hide the track completely. We can install before you move in or after landscaping is done. Gretna Dragons green and Husker red are the two most requested game-day presets.

Sarpy County's established neighborhoods in Papillion and La Vista mix ranches, split-levels and two-stories, so we quote each home from its actual roofline instead of a flat package. Single-story homes here are often the best value in the metro: 160 to 220 feet, one controller, done in a day.

We cover Bellevue, the Offutt-area neighborhoods and Council Bluffs, Iowa, at the same pricing as Omaha. Military families like that the system is set once and runs itself through deployments and moves. Council Bluffs homeowners: we work on both sides of the river and quote by the foot, not by the state line.

Ginger Cove, West Shores, Carter Lake, Valley and Waterloo are our lake specialty. Marine-rated JellyFish track on the house, dock, boat lift and walkway, all on one app, with hardware chosen to handle water, ice and Nebraska winters. Ask about docks and boathouses when you book your demo.