Single-story Wicklund village home in Mountain House, CA lit with permanent holiday lighting along the fascia
    Wicklund single-story plans carry the shortest footage totals inside 95391.

    Permanent LED lights for a house exterior in Mountain House, CA

    Most Mountain House quotes for permanent LED lights for a house exterior come back as a range with a site appointment attached. Exterior Prime skips that — $30 per lit foot means a 171-foot Hansen frontage prices at $5,130 before anyone knocks on your door. Specification in 95391 answers to new-phase construction dust settling on every fascia line.

    Mountain House, CA 95391 · Reviewed September 2026

    The estimate sheet

    For permanent LED lights for a house exterior, Mountain House homeowners pay $30 for each lit linear foot, fixed in writing before any material is ordered. On a 171-foot Hansen elevation that is $5,130 — aluminum channel, sealed modules, transformer, controller, installation labor. The standalone appointment minimum in Mountain House is $297 in Hansen.

    Line-item estimate sheet for permanent LED lights for a house exterior in Mountain House, CA at $30 per linear foot
    LineQuantityAmount
    Line 1 — quantityRuns are measured, never the house: a Hansen house in 95391 settles close to 171 lit feet.171 lit feet—
    Line 2 — rateEvery foot carries the identical $30, which is why 171 feet reads $5,130.per lit foot$30
    Line 3 — amountThe reading is taken again on site near the I-205 corridor and locked into the written scope.171 × $30$5,130
    Line 4 — what is not on the sheetNo two-story surcharge on a Hansen face, because access is already inside the per-foot rate.—$0

    Permanent lighting in Mountain House is $30 per linear foot of roofline actually lit, laser-measured on site and fixed in writing before any material is ordered. That rate carries the powder-coated aluminum channel, the sealed RGB modules, the low-voltage transformer, the app controller and the installation labor. Standalone Exterior Prime visits in Mountain House start at $297.

    Mountain House tiers and what each one adds to the 171-foot sheet

    • Two-story face only

      159 linear feet lit at $30/ft

      $4,770

      Upper eave and peaks without the ground-floor porch, a common Hansen budget compromise near the I-205 corridor.

    • Phase one, wired for more

      128 linear feet lit at $30/ft

      $3,840

      Supply and controller sized for the full perimeter so a later phase near the I-205 corridor needs no rework.

    • Entry court only

      44 linear feet lit at $30/ft

      $1,320

      Porch and entry fascia board alone — the smallest scope worth fitting on a Hansen plan, and the $297 standalone minimum still applies in Hansen.

    • Front elevation

      144 linear feet lit at $30/ft

      $4,320

      The full street-facing face with the attached garage return included, which is what most Mountain House households actually buy in Hansen.

    Measured, noted, or ignored on a Mountain House elevation

    Measured, noted, or ignored on a Mountain House elevation — Mountain House, CA laser measurement rules
    Run on the elevationOn the sheet?Why
    Tandem attached garage return CountedShort but always read, because Mountain House garages project forward, on a $5,130 job, and the eye follows them.
    Gable and dormer peaks CountedCounted as two angled legs plus a sealed transition, seven to eleven feet per peak on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.
    Entry court corners CountedEvery corner is followed, which on Bethany, on a $5,130 job, and Questa plans adds twelve to twenty feet.
    California room cover CountedIncluded only if you ask, then billed at the same $30 as the house near the I-205 corridor.
    Pergola or rear patio beams CountedTreated as lit fascia board like any other, commonly twenty-five to forty-five feet behind a Mountain House near the I-205 corridor.
    Fenced side yard runs SkippedSkipped by standard because nobody sees them, which keeps the 176-foot quantity honest.

    Hardware permanent LED lights for a house exterior needs to survive Mountain House wind and tule fog

    Keeping the controller indoors is not convenience — it is a lifespan decision on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.

    Keeping the controller indoors is not convenience — it is a lifespan decision on the 171-foot example priced above. Mounting screws are stainless, because plated hardware weeps rust streaks down light stucco near the I-205 corridor. Grazing land around the community lifts fine grit from the first warm spell through autumn near the I-205 corridor.

    Keeping the controller indoors is not convenience — it is a lifespan decision on a $5,130 Hansen job. Mounting screws are stainless, because plated hardware weeps rust streaks down light stucco on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. Winter tule fog can leave 95391 fascia damp until midday for weeks at a stretch in Hansen.

    Permanent LED lights for a house exterior against five winters of holiday-season hanging in Mountain House

    Run the comparison across five Decembers instead of one on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.

    Run the comparison across five Decembers instead of one on the 171-foot example priced above. The white channel holds a fixed, consistent temperature, unlike mixed batches of retail strands on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. A 172-foot Mountain House fascia line at twenty percent looks like architecture, not decoration.

    Run the comparison across five Decembers instead of one on a $5,130 Hansen job. The white channel holds a fixed, consistent temperature, unlike mixed batches of retail strands — measured that way near the I-205 corridor. A 176-foot Mountain House fascia line at twenty percent looks like architecture, not decoration.

    How permanent LED lights for a house exterior goes from laser reading to finished fascia line in Mountain House

    Approval is explicit at every single point where money could change on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.

    Approval is explicit at every single point where money could change on Hansen plans inside 95391. Transformer and controller mount indoors, labelled at the panel on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. A 173-foot single-story Hansen elevation is a comfortable one-workday installation.

    Approval is explicit at every single point where money could change — measured that way near the I-205 corridor. Transformer and controller mount indoors, labelled at the panel — measured that way near the I-205 corridor. A 177-foot single-story Hansen elevation is a comfortable one-workday installation.

    Living with permanent LED lights for a house exterior in Mountain House once the ladders are gone

    Ownership after installation workday amounts to a phone app, on a $5,130 job, and one annual rinse.

    Nothing is ever taken down, boxed, or hauled back up a ladder access again in Hansen. Holiday presets can be scheduled months ahead and then forgotten in the region of near the I-205 corridor. Everyday scenes in Hansen usually sit somewhere in the band of fifteen and twenty-five percent brightness.

    Ownership after installation workday amounts to a phone app, on a $5,130 job, and one annual rinse. Holiday presets can be scheduled months ahead and then forgotten in the region of on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. Photographs from the original 178-foot installation are what any warranty appointment starts from.

    Straight answers to the pushbacks Mountain House homeowners raise in the region of permanent LED lights for a house exterior

    “"What if the manufacturer disappears?"”
    Channel and modules are standard addressable hardware, not a closed ecosystem, and Exterior Prime keeps photographs, on a $5,130 job, and part records against your Mountain House address so a future swap never depends on one supplier.
    “"Is $5,160 negotiable?"”
    The rate is not, because it is published in Hansen. Scope is: dropping the side return or leaving the rear dark removes real footage, in Hansen, and real dollars from the sheet in front face of you.
    “"I don't want another phone app on my phone."”
    Reasonable. Schedules live on the controller, so the phone app is optional after commissioning — the house lights itself on a Mountain House sunset programmed schedule whether or not anyone opens it.
    “"My HOA or my spouse will veto the hue."”
    Settle that before the laser reading near the I-205 corridor. Everyday output is soft white at low brightness, hue is a saved scene rather than a permanent state, and both are worth demonstrating before anyone signs a Hansen scope.

    A Mountain House year with permanent LED lights for a house exterior, month by month

    1. January – February

      Fog season: most homeowners drop brightness, on a $5,130 job, and leave soft white running, which is when a fixed run looks least like decoration.

    2. March – May

      Altamont wind season coats Mountain House eaves with grit; a rinse folded into a house wash restores full output on the 172-foot run.

    3. June – July

      Late sunsets mean short run hours, and the phone app programmed schedule follows them without anyone adjusting a timer.

    4. Any month

      Adding footage near the I-205 corridor later joins the existing controller at the same $30, with no rework of the original run in Hansen.

    5. August – September

      Best window to measure in Mountain House: construction dust eases and a 175-foot installation still books comfortably ahead of the holidays.

    Permanent LED lights for a house exterior across Mountain House and 95391

    • Wicklund, Bethany, Questa, Hansen, Cordes and Altamont village of the community account for most footage measured in 95391 in Hansen. Neighbours in Hansen usually ask in the region of the everyday February white rather than the December hue near the I-205 corridor.
    • Wicklund, Bethany, Questa, Hansen, Cordes and Altamont village of the community account for most footage measured in 95391 near the I-205 corridor. Neighbours in Hansen usually ask in the region of the everyday February white rather than the December hue on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.
    • Wicklund, Bethany, Questa, Hansen, Cordes and Altamont village of the community account for most footage measured in 95391 on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. Neighbours in Hansen usually ask in the region of the everyday February white rather than the December hue — measured that way near the I-205 corridor.
    • Wicklund, Bethany, Questa, Hansen, Cordes and Altamont village of the community account for most footage measured in 95391 on Hansen plans inside 95391. Neighbours in Hansen usually ask in the region of the everyday February white rather than the December hue on the 171-foot example priced above.

    Mountain House rides our I-205 and Tracy route — see the Exterior Prime service area, the pricing page for how lighting sits beside our washing packages, and the permanent lighting FAQ.

    Serving Mountain House 95391 — Wicklund, Bethany, Questa, Hansen, Cordes, Altamont village

    Permanent Exterior Lighting in Mountain House — questions homeowners ask

    Because footage is the only honest variable near the I-205 corridor. Two Hansen homes on one street can differ by fifty feet of fascia board, and a per-house quoted price overcharges the smaller one. That holds on every Hansen elevation inside 95391 near the I-205 corridor. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline.

    Copy link to this answer: Why quote per foot instead of per house in Mountain House in Hansen?

    Yes. Schedules and scenes live on the controller, so an outage near the I-205 corridor affects only your ability to change things from the phone app. The $5,160 amount already includes it. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on the 171-foot example priced above.

    Copy link to this answer: Does it still the work when the internet drops in Hansen?

    Mounting, sealing and terminations on the 173-foot run, backed by Exterior Prime trained professionals, while diodes and the controller carry manufacturer coverage. That holds on every Hansen elevation inside 95391 on a 171-foot Mountain House roofline. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on a $5,130 Hansen job.

    Copy link to this answer: What does the workmanship warranty cover on a 171-foot run?

    Only at the end. Fitting does not need you; commissioning does, because that is, in Hansen, when scenes are named, brightness trimmed and the programmed schedule set to suit the household. That holds on every Hansen elevation inside 95391 — measured that way near the I-205 corridor. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on the 171-foot Hansen example.

    Copy link to this answer: Do I need to be house for the whole installation in Hansen?

    A 175-foot Hansen fascia line is $5,250 installed at the published $30 per lit foot, and that amount is fixed in writing after the on-site laser reading. The $5,250 amount already includes it. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on the 171-foot Hansen example.

    Copy link to this answer: How much is permanent LED lights for a house exterior on a Mountain House?

    No. The laser reading produces a written scope at $30 per lit foot before material is ordered, and anything brought in afterward carries its own written amount and your approval. That holds on every Hansen elevation inside 95391 on the 171-foot example priced above. Ask for it in writing and it arrives in writing on the 171-foot Hansen example.

    Copy link to this answer: Can the $5,280 amount change after laser reading?

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