Skip to content

Your privacy choices

With your permission, we use Google for advertising measurement and Meta for measurement and targeted advertising. Optional tracking stays off unless you accept. Essential security and requested features still work. You can change your choice in the footer. Read our privacy and cookie notice.

Lighting concept sequence on a two story stone and siding home: shown in daylight, then architectural white permanent roofline lighting comes on at duskLighting concept

Permanent Architectural Lighting

Light that belongs to the architecture.

A color matched roofline system that disappears during the day, then gives you architectural light, seasonal color, and scheduled scenes from your phone.

  • Color matched concealed track
  • Scenes and schedules from your phone
  • Professional installation
  • Local service across NY, NJ & CT

Same Home, Same Camera

Drag to see the difference.

One photo in daylight, one at dusk with the system on. Nothing about the home changes except the light.

Two story stone and siding home in daylight with no visible lighting hardwareLighting conceptBeforeAfter

What Gets Installed

Built into the roofline, not hung from it.

  • A channel that matches your trim

    The track is color matched to your fascia during design, so in daylight it reads as part of the roofline rather than a fixture.

  • Wiring you never see

    Power and wiring are concealed along the mounting line. From the curb the house shows light, not hardware.

  • Planned around your home

    Controller placement, power, and zones are planned in your consultation, and your proposal confirms the exact hardware before anything is installed.

Illustration of a concealed lighting channel blended into a white soffit above a stone facade, nearly invisible in daylight
Illustration of the concealed track concept
Illustration of a phone lighting control screen held in front of a home glowing with architectural white roofline lighting at dusk
Control experience shown for illustration

Control

Your home, ready when you are.

  • Turn the system on and off from anywhere
  • Pick colors and white tones for the night
  • Save the looks you love as scenes
  • Schedule evenings so the house lights itself

Exact app and features are confirmed with your proposal.

The North Shift Process

Installed like it belongs.

  1. Design consultation

    We confirm the roofline, your goals, and how you want to use the system.

  2. Property measurement

    We verify footage, access, power, and where the controller lives.

  3. Professional installation

    We mount and color match the system, conceal the wiring, and test every zone.

  4. App setup and walkthrough

    We create your first scenes and show you how to run the house from your phone.

Project timing depends on roofline size, access, and system configuration. Your proposal confirms the installation plan.

Illustration of an installer in gloves and a hard hat fastening a concealed lighting channel along a soffit
Installation shown for illustration

Investment and Support

A straight answer on what it takes.

What shapes the investment

Roofline footage, the number of elevations, access, zones, controller needs, and the complexity of your architecture. Your proposal breaks the number down so you can see exactly what drives it.

What the warranty covers

Ask for written product and installation warranty terms before booking. Your proposal states exactly what is covered for the hardware we install.

Who supports it

North Shift Lighting, locally, across the Tri State area. One team designs, installs, and services your system, and you reach us directly.

Questions before you request anything? Call (718) 283-4905 or write to contact@northshiftlighting.com.

Questions

Permanent lighting, answered.

Anything that depends on the exact system we install is confirmed in your consultation and proposal.

The system lives in a channel that is color matched to your trim, so in daylight it reads as part of the roofline rather than a light fixture. The daytime goal is simple: your home looks like your home.

Yes. Most homeowners run a single warm or neutral white for everyday evenings and save color for special moments. Your proposal confirms the exact white tones available on the system we install.

Zoning depends on the configuration we design for your home. Tell us how you want to use the system and we plan the zones around that. Your proposal spells out exactly what is controllable.

Scheduling is central to how these systems are used: the house lights itself on your evenings and holidays without you thinking about it. The exact scheduling features are confirmed with your proposal.

We match the channel color to your fascia and trim during the design consultation, so the hardware disappears into the lines it follows.

The system mounts along the fascia and trim, not through your shingles. We confirm the exact mounting plan for your roofline during the property measurement, before anything is installed.

You contact North Shift and we take care of it. Coverage and the service steps are written plainly in your proposal, and you deal with the local team that installed it, not a call center.

These systems are built for exterior use in Northeast weather. The exact ratings for the hardware we install are confirmed in your proposal.

Your proposal lists every cost before you commit, including whether the app has any optional paid features. No surprises after installation.

Ask for written product and installation warranty terms before booking. Your proposal states exactly what that covers for the hardware we install.

Roofline footage, the number of elevations, access, zones, controller needs, and the complexity of your architecture. Your proposal breaks the number down so you can see what drives it.

Yes. Upload one exterior photo in the Design Studio and North Shift creates a recommended lighting concept for your own home. It is a design concept you refine with us, not a final construction drawing.

See permanent lighting on your home.

Upload one exterior photo. North Shift creates the recommended design.