★★★★★ “Bright, reliable, and the kids fight over who picks the colour.” · Marcus T.
For the house that goes all out
The house on the street. No ladder.
Install it once, set the timer, and the house comes on at dusk.
The Eaves are permanent outdoor LED lights that mount under the roofline on a self-adhesive backing and a screw per light, run off a low-voltage 24V supply, and take their orders from the app or the remote — colours, brightness, scenes, timers, music sync. IP67-rated, so they stay up: red and green for Christmas, orange for Halloween, red for Valentine’s, red-white-and-blue for the Fourth. One colour at a time on the RGB series; the segments and chases in the photos are the RGB-IC “Pro”.
Eleven Decembers on a ladder with the clip-on strings, and one quote for a permanent install that cost more than the fence. Last year I put these up myself on one mild Saturday in November and haven’t been back up since.
Add The Eaves — $59.99
Why it’s the one
Four reasons it’s the one.
One install.
Permanent and IP67-rated — dust and water resistant in wet environments. It goes up once and stays up, all year.
Every holiday.
Red and green in December, orange in October, red in February, red-white-and-blue in July — one tap in the app. Solid colours on RGB; segments and chases on the RGB-IC “Pro”.
It runs itself.
Timers, scenes and brightness from the app or the remote. Music sync when the party moves outside.
Cut to fit.
Cut the string at any point — the section on the plug keeps working — and join runs with the connector.
The install
Up once. Three steps.
1Clean, peel, press.
Wipe the fascia, peel the self-adhesive backing and press each light on under the eave.
2Add the screw.
One screw per light through the tab, so it stays put. Join runs with the connector.
3Plug in and pair.
US plug in, pair the app over Bluetooth — or just use the remote — and set the colours and the timer.
Every holiday
Christmas. Halloween. Valentine’s. The Fourth.
One roofline, from the app. Orange in October, red in February, red-white-and-blue in July — and back to red and green by Thanksgiving weekend. Segments and chases like these are the RGB-IC “Pro”; the RGB series runs one colour at a time.




Every kit ships with its own power supply and plug, so each structure that needs its own plug is its own kit — the house is one, a detached garage or shed is another. For the length, measure each edge you want lit and add them up: a 40 ft front and two 30 ft sides is 100 ft.
The reveal
Same house. One Saturday.

The honest comparison
The house on the street, without the install bill.
| The Eaves | Pro roofline install | Clip-on string lights | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goes up | Once, by you | Once, by a crew | Every December |
| The ladder | Once | Theirs | Up and down, every year |
| Colours, every holiday | ✓ any, from the app | ✓ | One set |
| Stays up | IP67-rated | ✓ | Down in January |
| What it costs | $59.99 a kit — direct, no retail markup | $2,000–6,000+ for the crew* | $30–80 a season, plus the ladder* |
Permanent roofline lights, without the crew or the showroom in between. We sell direct; you keep the difference.
*Trimlight 2026 pricing guide: most homes $2,000–6,000+ installed. Clip-on strings: typical big-box set prices, Sept 2026.
In their words
What actually happens on the street.
Still deciding?
Questions, answered.
Is it really permanent?
Yes. It’s IP67-rated — dust and water resistant in wet environments — on a low-voltage 24V system, and it mounts with a self-adhesive backing plus a screw per light. It goes up once and stays up year-round, so the same run does Christmas, Halloween, Valentine’s and the Fourth.
How many feet do I need?
Measure each edge of the roofline you want lit and add them up — a 40 ft front and two 30 ft sides is 100 ft, one kit. The string can be cut at any point, so a run that’s a little long is fine. Every kit ships with its own power supply and plug, so a structure that needs its own plug — a detached garage, a shed — is its own kit.
RGB or RGB-IC “Pro” — what’s the difference?
RGB: every light shows the same colour at once — solid red, solid orange, and so on. RGB-IC “Pro”: each light is individually controllable, so you get chasing and multi-colour effects along the run — red-green-white segments, candy cane, a gradient.
Which app? Do I need Wi-Fi?
No Wi-Fi needed — it pairs over Bluetooth. The RGB series uses the LotusLamp X app, the RGB-IC “Pro” series uses the Surplife app. A remote control is in every box, so the app is optional.
What’s in the box?
The light string, the power supply, a remote control, a connector, screws, red double-sided adhesive for the connector, and the user manual. The wreath, garland, tree, gifts and lanterns in the photos are styling and aren’t included. The power supply isn’t sold separately.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Order by December 15, 2026 for delivery before Christmas. After that we ship as fast as we can, but we won’t promise the date.
What if I don’t love it?
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. That’s the whole policy.
Tonight
Your house is the house.
One Saturday, one install, and the ladder goes back in the garage.
Add The Eaves — $59.99Order by December 15, 2026 for delivery before Christmas · 30-day money-back guarantee