Installed once. Controlled from your phone. Built for Alberta winters. Serving Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert and Leduc.
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Snap a photo of the front of your house, pick your colours, and see it with Horizon permanent lights in about a minute. No cost, no commitment.
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Three steps from first call to first night lit.
Call or fill out the form. We come out, measure your roofline, and give you a fixed price.
We map out every peak, valley, and zone. You see exactly what your home will look like lit up.
Our crew installs the track, sets up the app, and walks you through everything. You are in control from day one.
Scroll to explore the components that make Horizon modules ultra reliable.
We install a commercial-grade DC24V permanent lighting system. Here is what is actually on your home.
Safe, efficient power that handles long runs without voltage drop.
Weatherproof track rated for rain, snow, and -30°C Alberta winters.
Dedicated white chip for pure whites and pastels that RGB alone cannot do.
Every pixel is independently controlled for patterns, gradients, and chases.
Mounts flush to your fascia, colour-matched to your trim. Invisible during the day.
Change colours, set schedules, and save presets from your phone. Wi-Fi connected.
Not just the power bill. The ladder trips, the strings you replace, the Saturdays in January. Four questions, about twenty seconds.
Try the calculator →Horizon has partnered with Financeit to help you get the lighting you want today with flexible, affordable payment plans.
“Best decision we made for our home. The install was clean, the crew was professional, and the lights look incredible every night.”
“No more climbing ladders in November. I change colours from my phone. The whole neighbourhood asks about it.”
“They handled our complex roofline perfectly. You cannot see the track during the day at all. Worth every penny.”
We serve the greater Edmonton area.
Free, no-pressure quote. We come out, measure your roofline, and give you a straight price.
