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Permanent lighting in Erie, CO

Permanent lighting in Erie costs $25.00 a foot installed.

Erie is home. We have lit homes across Colliers Hill and we did the Briggs Street project downtown, working with the City of Erie and more than twenty businesses to light the street year round. When you want to stand out by blending in, we give you both.

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Last updated 31 October 2026

86Installs from Erie addresses

20+Briggs Street businesses lit with the City of Erie

50+Registered Erie HOAs, covering over 14,000 homes

$25.00A foot installed, year round

What we have finished in Erie

Real Erie jobs, not a service area map.

Piripi on North Briggs Street in Erie at dusk, warm white permanent lighting tracing every roofline and the covered patio, surrounded by splashes of turquoise, magenta, orange and yellow paint. — Piripi, North Briggs Street, Erie, in warm white. Catch them in your team colors on game day.

What Erie homes actually need

Three things that come up on nearly every Erie job.

New-build HOAs and their architectural committees

Most Erie subdivisions are new builds with an active architectural committee, and they approve permanent lighting once they can see it is not holiday string lights.

Erie has more than 50 registered homeowner associations covering over 14,000 homes. We prepare the submission on your behalf, including the color-match detail that usually decides it, because a channel painted to your fascia is a very different proposal from a strand of bulbs.

Long and steep rooflines on the bigger lots

Price is per foot, so a longer roofline costs more, and difficulty is what separates two quotes on houses of the same size.

A steep pitch, a third story or a gable that needs staging all take longer and carry more risk, which is why the on-site visit exists. The estimate you get from this page is arithmetic on footage, and the quote that follows accounts for the actual roof.

Hail, and what it does to the lenses

Hail has never damaged an installed run of ours, across several Front Range seasons. The channel mounts up under the eave rather than out on the open roof, so the lenses are not in the line of fire the way roof-mounted fixtures are.

That is the honest version of the answer. If a section ever did fail, it is covered by the same five-year warranty as the rest of the system, labor included, and you are calling the person who installed it rather than a manufacturer in another state.

Erie questions

Four things Erie homeowners ask.

HOA approval

Will an Erie HOA approve permanent lighting?

Usually yes, with conditions on color, hours and profile. Erie has more than 50 registered homeowner associations covering over 14,000 homes, and the new-build subdivisions with the strictest architectural committees are the ones we submit to most often.

We prepare the paperwork on your behalf rather than handing you a form. The detail that tends to decide it is the color match: the channel is painted to your fascia with a digital paint reading, so by day there is nothing to see, which is a different proposal from anything a board has turned down before.

Cost in Erie

How much does permanent lighting cost in Erie?

$25.00 a foot installed. A typical 2,000 square foot Erie home runs about 140 feet across the front, 120 across the back and 85 down each side.

You get a written quote good for 15 days from the free on-site visit, and financing runs through Wisetack with 0% options.

Who installs it

Do you actually install in Erie, or just quote it?

Erie is where we are from. 86 of our installs are on Erie addresses, and we lit more than twenty businesses on Briggs Street working alongside the City of Erie.

That matters after the install more than before it. Service visits are free for five years, and the number you call is a person who has been on Erie roofs rather than a call center in another state.

Neighborhoods

Do you install in Colliers Hill and downtown Erie?

Yes to both. We have lit several homes across the Colliers Hill subdivision, and downtown we did the Briggs Street project with the city and more than twenty businesses on the street.

Colliers Hill is the new-build case, where the architectural committee submission is part of the job. Briggs Street is the commercial one, where buildings that used to be laddered twice a season now switch on from a phone.

See it on your own Erie home.

Free on-site visit, about 45 minutes, and you keep the mockup and the written quote whether you buy or not. With a touch of a button your lights are ready to go.