New home, permanent glow
Gretna is booming with new construction, and new homes are ideal for permanent lighting. Crisp, uninterrupted rooflines take a channel beautifully, modern electrical panels have capacity to spare, and adding it early means your home looks finished from the very first season — no more shopping for the right strand of lights every November. Think of it as the exterior upgrade the builder didn't include.
The track mounts discreetly under your eaves, color-matched to your trim, so it's a clean architectural line by day and a full spectrum of color by night — controlled entirely from your phone.
Set it once, enjoy it always
We install Forever Lighting by Omaha's Holiday Bright Lights: 16 million-plus colors, true tunable whites from 2700K to 5000K, and commercial LEDs rated 50,000+ hours that use about 80% less energy than old bulbs. Christmas, Halloween, game days, birthdays — plus everyday warm white and built-in security lighting the rest of the year.
Every install starts with a rendering of your specific Gretna home, so you approve the design before a single track goes up. Deciding between brands? Our honest comparison covers Forever Lighting vs. Trimlight, JellyFish, Gemstone and more.
Gretna questions, answered
How much does permanent lighting cost in Gretna?
It starts around $5,000 installed with financing available; the final number depends on your roofline. We design and quote your exact Gretna home before anything is installed.
Is a new-construction home a good candidate?
Ideal. New rooflines are clean and uninterrupted, the electrical is modern, and installing early means your home looks finished from its first season — with a clip-only method that never punctures a new roof.
Can I finance it?
Yes — financing turns the one-time cost into a predictable monthly payment, which is often what moves permanent lighting from 'someday' to this year for new homeowners.
Do the lights last?
The LEDs are rated 50,000+ hours — many years of nightly use — and the system doubles as year-round security and curb-appeal lighting, not just a December decoration.