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Commercial permanent lighting for Dallas–Fort Worth properties

Permanent lighting is track mounted architectural lighting installed once and used year round. It is discreet in daylight and programmable at night, so a Dallas–Fort Worth property can run warm white at Christmas, brand colors in spring and accent lighting every other evening, with no annual install.

A four story bank headquarters at dusk with red, white and blue permanent lighting running the full roofline and parapet.
  • InsuredSafety trained crews working at height
  • In-season serviceA dark section is our problem, not yours
  • DFW plus 50 milesAnchored in Fort Worth
  • Design through takedownOne vendor, one plan

Year round

One install, every night of the year

A permanent system used only for Christmas is a system sitting idle for forty six weeks. The economics improve sharply once the property uses it for everything else.

  • Brand colors year round: dealerships, banks and corporate campuses running their own palette every night
  • Warm white at Christmas, with no annual install or takedown
  • Brand or team colors for events, match days and openings
  • A low warm accent setting that defines the building line after dark year round
  • Scheduled scenes so the building changes without anyone on site

What is included

Designed, installed and commissioned

  • Site survey and a lighting design tied to the elevations
  • Track mounted fixtures, color matched to the building
  • Concealed runs and weatherproof terminations
  • App or scheduled control, set up before handover
  • Warranty on the installation
  • Service and support after commissioning

Permanent lighting in use

One system, every color the building needs

These are permanent systems on commercial buildings: brand colors through the year, Christmas colors in December, and nothing to install or remove either time.

A four story bank headquarters at dusk with red, white and blue permanent lighting running the full roofline and parapet.
Bank headquarters, brand colors on the roofline
A Chevrolet dealership at night with blue permanent lighting along the roofline above the showroom and lot.
Auto dealership, blue roofline in brand color
A multi story office tower at night with red, white and blue permanent lighting outlining the upper roofline and crown.
Office tower, upper roofline and crown
A large commercial building at night with permanent lighting set to alternating red and green across multiple gabled rooflines.
The same system running Christmas colors
A Ford dealership at night with blue permanent lighting along the service canopy and showroom roofline.
Auto dealership, service canopy and showroom
Side elevation of a modern bank building at dusk, permanent roofline lighting tracing the stepped parapet.
Bank headquarters, side elevation
A commercial building at night with permanent lighting picking out the roofline against a dark sky.
Commercial building, roofline definition
Close view of blue permanent lighting fixtures mounted along a dealership roofline at night.
Roofline detail, track mounted fixtures

Process

From survey to commissioning

  1. Survey

    We look at the building, the elevations, the power and the mounting surfaces, and confirm what the system can realistically cover.

  2. Design

    A written design showing fixture placement, the run layout and the control scheme, with the number in the same document.

  3. Installation

    Track is mounted to the building line by crews trained for work at height, with runs concealed wherever the architecture allows.

  4. Commissioning

    Scenes are programmed and handed over working, not left as a manual for someone else to read.

  5. Support

    The system stays on the building, so support is ongoing rather than seasonal.

Pairs well with

The rest of the property

Most commercial properties combine two or three of these. Designing them together keeps the whole site reading as one plan.

Questions about permanent lighting

What does permanent lighting look like during the day?

It reads as trim. The fixtures sit inside a low profile track that mounts under the roof edge or along the fascia, color matched to the building where it matters. From the ground the track is a line, not a row of bulbs, and there is nothing to take down in January.

How long does a permanent system last?

The LED fixtures used in commercial permanent systems are typically rated in the tens of thousands of hours, which for the way most properties run them is many years of service. The track and the mounting are specified to outlast several fixture generations.

Will it damage the roof or the facade?

The system is designed to mount without penetrating the roof envelope. Track is fixed to the fascia or the drip edge depending on the construction, and on masonry we use non-penetrating methods where possible. Roof warranty questions are worth raising at consultation so the design accounts for them.

Who controls it once it is installed?

You do. Systems are controlled from an app or a wall panel, with zones you can run independently and schedules you can set months ahead. We configure the zones and the first set of schedules, then train your team at handover.

Can we still get seasonal work from you as well?

Yes, and many properties do both. Permanent lighting handles the roofline year round while seasonal work covers the trees, the entrance and the display tree. The two are designed together so they read as one scheme rather than two vendors.

Does it replace our seasonal Christmas installation?

For the roofline, usually yes. What it does not replace is tree wrapping, wreaths, garland and display trees, since those are not roofline elements. Most permanent lighting clients keep a smaller seasonal scope for exactly those pieces.

How is a permanent system priced?

As a capital project, quoted per property after the consultation. The number follows the linear footage of track, the fixture count, the number of zones and the complexity of the install. We do not publish a per-foot figure because access and roof construction change it substantially.

Book a permanent lighting consultation

We look at the building, talk through what the system would cover, and come back with a design and a number.

Dallas–Fort Worth plus 50 miles, anchored in Fort Worth.

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