It starts with a conversation
Nothing gets mounted until somebody has looked at your house. That visit covers which edges to run, where the power is, and how you want to use it. There is no charge for it, and you are not signing anything to have it.
Why the design comes first
Your house is not the same shape as the one down the street, so the plan gets drawn for it. The design should work with the house, picking up the roofline and the peaks and the porch edge. Businesses get the same treatment across storefronts, entries and building corners.
On the day
The crew does the whole thing. The track goes up along the planned lines and matches the trim. Wiring gets tucked and routed out of sight, and the system gets tied into power and set up on the app. Before the crew leaves, you get shown how to run it, so you can actually use it that evening.
Commercial installations work the same way
For a business the steps do not change, though the building usually gives you more to work with. What changes is the scheduling. Install timing gets planned around your hours, since the front of the building has to stay usable.
What to have ready before the consultation
Nothing is required, but the visit goes further if you have thought about a couple of things. Think about where you want light, not just where you want color. Decide whether the main job is holidays or ordinary evenings, and say it during the visit. And walk the property once at night before the visit, since the gaps only show up after sunset.
Living with the system after install day
Most people play with it for a week. After the novelty, a pattern forms. The routine is generally a single warm white that comes on at dusk, with the color saved for the days that call for it.Set the schedule in the first few days. A system that comes on and goes off without anybody thinking about it earns its keep.There is very little you have to do on install day. Clear access around the house helps: gates unlocked, cars moved off the drive, dogs inside. Beyond that you can go about your day.
What happens next
From there it is a phone app and a house that lights up. The everyday setting is usually a simple warm white, with color kept for the days that call for it. EverCrest Lighting does permanent lighting installation for residential and commercial properties throughout Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina from a base in Greenville. They also handle takedown and off season storage
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