The permanent outdoor lighting is rewriting the story on how we view illumination for our houses. The days of stumbling with twisted festive strands and unstable ladders are long gone. Homeowners are choosing more and more to light their exteriors with non-packable, disappearing-after New Year’s’ lighting. Rather, these EverLights lights merge with the front of your house and come alive at your direction all year long.

Changing the Mood: Every Month
Imagine coming home in January and seeing a driveway glowing with pleasant shimmer rather than covered in darkness. By June, your garden is having a family BBQ, softly illuminated by the same lights, dressed up in brilliant summer colors. Many times including sophisticated control elements, permanent systems let you choose colors, change brightness, and plan time illumination right from your smartphone. Whatever the season, mood lighting is now both simple and dynamic.

Security That Never Sleeping
Practically, too, there is something here. Good lighting transcends appearances to include functionality. A well-lit house appeals much less to burglars. Because it provides consistent security—no gaps, no “forgotten to plug it in”—many families have begun to prefer permanent outside lighting. Studies conducted by organizations such as the Outdoor Lighting Council have found that homes with obvious, continuous external lighting should expect a significant reduction in unwelcome nighttime guests. Lights that automatically turn on at sunset and off at sunrise help you sleep even more comfortably with little additional effort.

Energy Smart and Minimal Maintenance
Energy hogs compared to modern LEDs were old-school incandescent lamps. The new wave of permanent installations runs up to 80% less power. Not to mention the fact that many systems have a lifetime almost equal to 50,000 hours. Before you consider changing bulbs, that is nearly five years of continuous night-time illumination. Less up and down on a ladder and more time spent doing, virtually anything else. Less upkeep also translates over time into lower expenses.