Valentine's Day Lights in Pink and Red

Why valentine's day is better with permanent lighting

Midwinter is when permanent lighting really proves itself. In February, Woodstock and London see some of the coldest nights of the year, and that is exactly when nobody wants to be on a ladder with a staple gun. Our track is cold-rated to -40°C and sealed to IP67, so you can change your roofline from warm white to pink in seconds from the warmth of the kitchen. There are no frozen clips, no cold fingers and no extension cords buried under the snowbank by the driveway.

Valentine's Day is also a small, personal occasion, which is what makes it fun. Surprise a partner by setting a red scene on a timer before they get home, light the house pink for a February birthday, or let the kids pick the colours for a classroom party weekend. Since every LED is addressable, you can highlight just the front gable or the garage, rather than the whole house, for a more subtle touch.

For businesses, a pink or red roofline is an easy seasonal touch that brings attention through the slow weeks of winter. Restaurants, florists and shops across Southwestern Ontario use the same system to draw eyes in February, then switch to green in March and pastels for Easter. One install covers every promotion for the year without hiring anyone to change the decor. For a homeowner, it is simply a nice way to brighten one of the darkest, longest months of the year in Southwestern Ontario.