Permanent LED Lighting Installation in Middletown, Ohio
From a 1920s bungalow in the Highlands to a new build in Renaissance — permanent LED roofline lighting, installed once, invisible by day, run from a free app.
One city, two very different kinds of house
Middletown has more variety in its housing than any town around it. The citywide median home was built in 1956 at about 1,550 square feet, but that average hides a real spread: Victorian painted ladies and Craftsman bungalows in the Highlands and Oakland, grand Italianate and Queen Anne along South Main, mid-century ranches through Euclid Heights and Manchester Meadows, and brand-new Craftsman-inspired two-stories out in Renaissance and Northeast Middletown.
That matters because permanent lighting is priced by the foot, not by the neighborhood. The same product goes on a 1,500-square-foot bungalow near Smith Park and on a 3,000-square-foot new build off Verity Parkway. Only the number of feet changes.
Why Middletown homeowners go permanent
- The ladder problem does not improve with age. Whether it is a steep old roof downtown or a two-story gable in a newer subdivision, once a year is once too many.
- Warm white is a real option. Not everyone wants a light show. On older Middletown houses, a soft year-round white looks like the house was built that way.
- Every holiday, one system. Orange and purple in October, red white and blue in July, Middie colors in the fall, whatever you want in between.
- Nothing to store or replace. No bins, no half-dead strand, no annual trip to buy more.
- It stops being a yearly expense. One install instead of a bill every November.
How it works
1. Free on-site quote
Free on-site measure of your actual roofline, with a written number. We work both sides of the county line, so a Warren County address changes nothing.
2. Custom install
Channel color-matched to your soffit or fascia and cut to your roofline. Older homes with porch roofs and dormers take more care; newer subdivisions are typically a single day.
3. Run it from your phone
LuminaConnect is free with no subscription. Set it once and it turns itself on every night.
Day and night
The track is color-matched to the fascia, so the house looks untouched in daylight and does whatever you tell it to after dark.
What it costs in Middletown
Middletown is the town where our range is widest, because the housing is. A bungalow or ranch front elevation commonly runs $2,000 to $3,500. A two-story with street-facing sides sits in the usual $3,000 to $6,000 band. Larger homes in Renaissance, The Timbers and the Northeast side, or ornate older houses along South Main, run higher — full wraparounds start around $8,000.
Installed permanent lighting is roughly $20 to $40 per linear foot across the industry. Every system includes the free LuminaConnect app and a 5-year warranty, and the on-site quote is free either way.
Middletown neighborhoods and areas we serve
We cover Middletown and the 45042, 45044 and 45005 ZIP codes — Renaissance, Manchester Meadows, Sawyer’s Mill, Rosedale, the Highlands and South Main among them.
Middletown straddles Butler and Warren County, so some addresses here sit in a different county and school district than their neighbors. That has no effect on our service area — if you can give us an address, we can quote it.
We also work in Monroe, Franklin, Trenton, Liberty Township, Hamilton and Mason.
Middletown permanent lighting FAQ
Do you work on older homes downtown?
Yes, and a fair amount of our most interesting work is on older houses. Porch roofs, dormers and bays all get followed properly rather than strung across.
Does it damage the roof or the trim?
It mounts along the fascia or under the shingle edge, not through the roof deck. On older fascia we check condition first and tell you what we find before starting.
I do not want it to look like Christmas year-round.
Then it will not. Most people run a warm white or leave it off entirely outside the seasons they care about. During the day there is nothing to see at all.
What is the warranty?
Five years on the system. We build and source our own components, so replacement parts come from us, not a national call center.
Does it hold up in winter?
Yes. It is sealed for outdoor use and stays up year-round. Snow on the roofline does not affect it.
Can I do part of the house now and the rest later?
Yes. Front elevation first is a common starting point, and we will quote the full house at the same time so you know what the next step costs.