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Highlands Ranch Lighting

Free referral service · Highlands Ranch & Lone Tree area

Permanent roofline lighting

A track of LEDs tucked under the eaves that does warm white most nights and colors for holidays. No ladders every November.

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What it costs

MSI Mechanical in Lone Tree says permanent year-round LED systems typically run $4,000 to $12,000 depending on home size and product. Get the roofline length measured in the quote so two bids compare.

Highlands Ranch rules

HRCA requires ARC approval for permanent eave and trim lighting, with a site plan, photos and the product spec sheet. Its installation rules:

Other towns

Castle Pines' code prohibits blinking, flashing or changing-intensity lights except where its standards allow. Parker exempts temporary holiday displays from its lighting rules. Check your HOA everywhere; see the rules page.

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  1. MSI Mechanical, Recessed & Landscape Lighting, Lone Tree, CO
  2. Highlands Ranch Community Association, Residential Improvement Guidelines (adopted October 2024, PDF)
  3. City of Castle Pines, Zoning Section 30: Lighting Standards (PDF)
  4. Town of Parker Land Development Ordinance 13.08.110, Outdoor Lighting (via Zoneomics)

Prices are ranges published by the sources above, not quotes. Your price depends on the design, fixtures and site; local installers quote after seeing the yard.

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