Independence Day
4th of July Lights
in Red, White and Blue
4th of July lights for North Atlanta homes, built into your roofline and ready for the cookout. Gemstone Lights® Atlanta installs them once, and every Independence Day after that starts with a tap in the app.
Patriotic colors
Old Glory Along the Roofline
Permanent 4th of July lights give you the flag colors without the bunting, the ladder or the extension cords across the lawn. The lights live in a slim track under your roof edge all year. In early July you choose a red, white and blue pattern in the Gemstone Lights app and the house is dressed for the holiday before the burgers go on.
Individually addressable lights let you decide how the colors fall. Alternate them one by one for a tight stripe, give each gable its own color, or run the eaves blue and the peaks red and white so the shape of the house reads like a flag from the street. Stone, brick and white siding all take the colors well.
It is the same system that runs permanent Christmas lights in December and game day colors in the fall.
- Red, white and blue patterns in the app
- Autopilot can switch them on for you
- Music sync for the backyard party
Ideas
Ideas for the Fourth
A few ways to use the lights between the first sparkler and the last firework.
A classic stripe
Red and white alternating along the eaves, with blue across the peaks.
A rolling wave
Use Gradient Wave so color moves across the house from red to white to blue.
Fireworks overhead
Put the Fireworks animation on the roofline for the moments between the real ones.
A backyard soundtrack
Sync the lights to your playlist and let them follow the music during the cookout.
A calm finish
Drop to warm white late in the evening so the neighbors can see the sky.
Save it for later
Keep the pattern in a folder for Memorial Day, Labor Day and Veterans Day.
Georgia summers
Built for Heat, Storms and Long Summer Nights
Early July in Atlanta usually means heat, humidity and the odd afternoon thunderstorm rolling through. The track lighting system is IP67 rated, the cables and lights are UV rated, and every connection is sealed, so the display that worked at the cookout is still working the next morning.
Long summer days also mean late sunsets. Sunset timers follow your location, so the lights come on when it actually gets dark instead of at a fixed clock time, and they can switch off at an hour you choose so nobody is kept awake.
See how timers and Autopilot work together on Smart Scheduling.
4th of July Lights FAQs
Yes. Subscribe to holiday calendars with Autopilot and the lights change to a fitting pattern on the day. You can also set your own timer that repeats every July 4th.
Of course. Set a timer for whichever dates you like, from the start of the long weekend to the 5th, then let your everyday schedule pick back up.
The system is built for heat, heavy rain and wind. The track lighting is IP67 rated and the cables and lights are UV rated, so a Georgia summer is well within what it is made for.
No. The lights you use for Christmas and every other night can show red, white and blue, plus more than 16 million other colors. See holiday lighting for the rest of the year.
The price depends on how much roofline you want lit, the layout of the house and the track that suits your trim. We measure and quote for free, so ask for your quote.
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