Every home on this page is a real Halo install in Clovis. We have labeled each set for what it is — which ones are unedited camera and phone photos, and which are professionally produced color previews rendered from a photograph of a real customer's home. Lighting companies do not usually tell you which is which. We would rather you knew that before you called us than after.
This is the claim homeowners are most skeptical of, so here is the same house both ways. The same two gables on a Clovis home, photographed on the same camera three days apart. Neither photo has been edited or color-graded. In daylight the channel reads as part of the fascia — that is the entire point of a permanent system, and it is the part a photo argues better than a paragraph.
Both photographed in July on the same camera, three days apart. No retouching, no color grading, no staging.
These eight are color previews, produced from a single photograph of a real Halo install in Clovis — the same house in every frame, shot from the same spot on the driveway. The scenes are rendered rather than separately photographed, and we would rather tell you that than let you assume otherwise. What they show is accurate: this is what 16 million colors and individually addressable diodes let one permanent system do on one roofline.
Here is that same Clovis home on an ordinary night in August, photographed on a phone thirty seconds apart, with nothing done to either image. No tripod, no dusk timing, no editing, no color work. This is what the system looks like standing in the driveway — and it is the honest counterweight to the previews above.
Two different Clovis installs, caught mid-job. Estimates and installation are all handled by our own crew — the people who measure your roofline are the people who mount it. None of these are stock photographs.
“Love my lights! Andrew and Brett were wonderful to work with, and the install process was smooth. They were professional…”
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Most homeowners run a warm white year-round. It reads as architectural lighting rather than decoration — the house simply looks finished after dark, and neighbors rarely register it as a light system at all.
Red and green in December, orange and purple in October, red white and blue in July. Each is a saved scene, so the changeover is a tap rather than a weekend and a rented ladder.
Team colors on a Friday night, pastel for a birthday, a slow custom fade for an anniversary. Because the diodes are individually addressable, colors can alternate along the run instead of washing the whole roofline in one tone.
The channel is sealed aluminum and the diodes are rated for 100,000+ hours, which is what makes a permanent install sensible in a climate that runs triple digits in summer and damp fog in winter.
Want to flip a roofline on and off yourself? The homepage has interactive before/after toggles on three more Halo homes.
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