Color-matched track
Measured channel
Each run begins with the actual lines of the home.
Concept visualization · Warm white
Permanent roofline lighting
Warm white every night. Halloween, the Fourth, and December in two taps. Installed once, so the holiday-light ladder stays in the garage.
Hidden by day
The system follows the fascia instead of competing with it. After sunset, the same low-profile roofline moves from everyday warm white to the occasions you actually celebrate.
How Eaveline is builtOne install, every season
Clackamas County service area
Eaveline starts in Clackamas County and considers nearby Portland-metro homes by route.
The app experience
The useful part is not endless color. It is having the right roofline light ready without putting anything on the roof again.
A quiet architectural scene for arrivals, porch light, and evenings outside.
Move from Halloween to the Fourth or December without clips, cords, or storage bins.
Build the calendar around sunset, a time, or a date, then adjust it from the app.
One roofline system
The system we install
Eaveline is the local design and install company. The hardware on your fascia is built by Celebright, a North American permanent architectural lighting manufacturer, and the reason we chose them is that the specification answers the questions homeowners actually ask.
Celebright backs the system with a 10-year warranty. Eaveline’s own labor coverage is written separately into your estimate.
A single-point light source rated above 90 CRI renders warm white as warm white, with no color fringing along the run.
More than eleven track profiles, custom options included, so the channel follows the fascia, the rake and the return instead of forcing one shape onto every roofline.
A patented 24V system with high-efficiency converters, which is what keeps a roofline this bright inexpensive to leave on.
Built to meet UL 2108 and CSA C22.2 standards, and compliant with FCC Part 15B Class B limits.
Celebright’s own app handles scenes and schedules, with smart home integration for households already running one.
Specifications above are Celebright’s published figures for the system Eaveline installs.
What to expect
A focused roofline walk maps the runs and identifies the controller location.
You see the intended track placement and written installation scope before scheduling.
The system is fitted, tested, and connected to the first scenes with you.
The work
Every project entry will show the whole home, the daylight fit, and the scene—plus city and measured scope.
Prototype note · No stock installations are being passed off as Eaveline work. Real project photography replaces these labeled slots as work is completed.
Before the measure
The channel is color-matched to the fascia or trim and tucked under the eave. Celebright makes more than eleven track profiles, custom shapes included, so the run follows your roofline rather than sitting proud of it.
The estimate is based on measured linear feet, roofline complexity, controller placement, and the agreed installation scope. The final scope is provided before scheduling.
The planned mounting location is the fascia or area under the eave rather than the roofing surface. The on-site measure confirms the right placement for each home.
Yes. Scenes and schedules are saved in the Celebright app and can run off sunset, a set time, or a date. The system also integrates with smart home platforms if you already use one.
The hardware carries Celebright’s 10-year manufacturer warranty. Eaveline is your point of contact for any claim, and our own labor coverage is written into the estimate before you sign it.
Celebright, a North American manufacturer of permanent architectural lighting. Eaveline designs the layout, installs it, and hands the finished system over; Celebright builds the track, the diodes and the app behind it.
Celebright builds to UL 2108 and CSA C22.2 standards and complies with FCC Part 15B Class B limits. Eaveline installs under Oregon CCB #238152, licensed, bonded and insured.
Eaveline is based in Clackamas and focuses on Clackamas County, including Oregon City, Happy Valley, West Linn, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Canby, and nearby communities.
A free on-site measure turns your home into a written scope and a clear design recommendation.
Free on-site measure
Share the basics and the next step is a focused roofline measure—not a generic in-home sales presentation.