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Every track cut to the house: 10-ft base lengths, custom front/back runs, gutter-aware detailing

Screws with rubber washers stop water penetration; track color is matched to the fascia (or a planned repaint) — no shortcuts on a multi-story install

Starts as a roll of powder-coated aluminum (any color, or matched to your trim), bent in our shop, drilled 12" on center — lights custom-made to that spacing

Custom aluminum track bent in-house on our own brake — ~300 ft/day now, ~4,000 ft/day when the extrusion line comes online

Raw aluminum → in-house 10-ft powder-coated tracks (any color) → UL-approved lights → wired, tested, and packaged before it ships to your job

Every pixel is individually addressable — build your own palettes, mood scenes, and warning patterns from the app

Speed up or slow down effects, pick presets or build your own colors, and schedule them to auto-turn-on for Thanksgiving, Christmas, or any holiday — even when you're out of town

How AE LEDs permanent lighting actually reads after dark: custom colors and effect speeds, saved app presets, and DIY palettes for holidays, game days, and accent nights. Available scenes and controls depend on the system approved in your written proposal.

Once your AE LEDs are on Wi-Fi you control them from anywhere via the app; Bluetooth works close-range, and you can always fall back to a manual on/off

Year-round use, no ladder every December, weather-resistant low-voltage, app-controlled with 16M color combinations — limited installs before Christmas

Installed permanent-light track runs ~$27–$35/ft depending on roof height and complexity; 10% off if booked before Christmas while installer slots hold

Permanent trim lighting in soft-white mode reads as everyday security and accent lighting, with holiday colors saved for the season — how most Arizona HOAs review it, subject to your own HOA's rules

An Arizona homeowner on living with permanent Christmas lights: "100% a great investment — seamless every year. No more tangled boxes or ladder work."

"I am not handy in the least, and I don't have to hang lights ever. Great investment."

Permanent Christmas lighting installed by AE LEDs in the Phoenix metro — how to request a quote and reserve an install date before the holiday season fills up

Permanent trim lighting compared with hanging string lights each December: "Spend two weekends before Thanksgiving on a ladder — or click a button." The same fixture also runs as security and accent lighting year-round.

Traditional Christmas-light look without climbing a ladder — plus multi-holiday scenes and everyday accent or security lighting from the same permanent fixture

Lighting is the first line item people cut — and the one that changes the yard at night. Accents the stone, adds real security, makes the whole project pop.

Set wires (same wire used in pianos) run the grade for shotcrete — an extra ~$600 that saves the whole coping run

Save on the shotcrete crew, become the GC — and inherit a coping run that won't sit straight or level

Rebar, then mechanically-applied shotcrete for higher compressive strength — the shell built to last, same crew we send to your home

A dedicated vacuum line ships standard with our pools so you can vacuum without pulling skimmer parts, even alongside in-floor cleaning

Warm the pool from dinner, cool it from the road, let the kids turn on the lights while you're away — all from the Pentair app

Full Pentair pad on this pool: variable-speed pump, cartridge filter, in-floor cleaning, three-way valves, and IntelliCenter automation with color-changing lights

Demo the old yard, convert existing turf into a dog run, add a heat-cool pump and Pentair automation

Like an A/C unit but for pool water — reverses to heat in winter and cool in summer via a heat exchanger, so the pool works year-round

Installed around $8–$10k depending on the run: dedicated 60A, load calc for most cities, and full year-round pool use in return

Demoed the existing patio, put in a family-friendly pool with heat-cool so it works year-round even when it hits 120°F

Real trade-offs on a mid-size yard: shrink pool width, extend sides, remove messy trees, add a patio cover, add heat-cool to extend swim season

Pool cost has moved with inflation, and the right pool with the right equipment still moves the house

Glass looks better, doesn't rust or need repainting, and comes standard with self-closing / self-latching magnetic gate hardware — a fence you keep

Homeowner upgraded from planned wrought iron to a glass pool fence — keeps the yard open, and pre-set now so the dog can still use the yard during the build

A 500 sq ft patio cover on a southwest exposure dropped indoor cooling load more than the homeowners expected

Screws not nails, commercial-grade MC cable instead of Romex, rebar fountain shells, premium travertine — where the money goes

Existing 14×10 patio extended with a fully permitted cover: 4 columns 3-ft deep and 3-ft wide (solid grouted), rough-sawn tongue-and-groove ceiling, low-voltage lights, ceiling fans, extra outlets

Small yard, still functional: 500 sq ft patio cover for real house-cooling, stone columns, low-voltage lighting, turf, water feature (in place of a pool), full outdoor kitchen and bar

Stone, tile, pavers, pool equipment, BBQ appliances — one appointment, no running to 15 suppliers

Stop driving to 15 suppliers — touch, feel, and pick every material in one outdoor design center. Book a consultation below.

"He said 'that's the silver.' It wasn't — it was marble. Photos lie. That's why the showroom exists."

The regret you can't undo is picking a stone from a photo. Schedule an in-person materials appointment.

Manufactured/cultured stone is pigmented; over time it can fade or show damage where natural stone wouldn't

Faux stone can look great and we install it — but natural stone holds up better in the elements around water

That blend of colors is what makes a natural-stone wall read right once it's installed

Small chips lie about natural stone; a bigger on-site sample is the only way to read the true color spread

Full splash pad + pond loop recirculates back through the pool — coping, tile, and splash surfacing supplied by our vendor partners

Trenched water lines, patio cover + shade over pool/splash pad, full outdoor sound — built with Rain Deck, Pentair, National Pool Tile, Emperor Concrete, ANS Tile, RWC partners

Pool, splash pad, kitchen, fireplace, splash — planned as an event space for customers, employees, and charity days

Realtor networking Saturdays, filming backdrop for partners, and a sponsor banner going on the outdoor wall

Peoria showroom becomes a Pentair training space so homeowners can learn their own pool equipment and catch problems before they get expensive

70×70 outdoor design area under construction — stone/tile samples, BBQs, fireplaces, smokers, patio covers, pond, and pool all on display so you can pick materials in one place

Not grout — polymeric joint sand flexes with movement and won't wash out under a hose the way silica or mortar sand does

Fountains we build get a cemented base, full skimmer/pump/filter loop, automatic chlorinator, and color-changing basin + accent lighting

Contoured green (not flat), 70-yard chipping approach, lit cups for after-dark play

Putting greens are design-build — the same crew builds the elevations on site so contours read right instead of forcing a paper plan

20 years in Peoria, 80+ combined years in the field — and why HGTV timelines aren't real

One family-owned Peoria company across pools, hardscape, glass fencing, and permanent lights

"That $18k plumbing job that came in at $30k — that's not the homeowner's fault, that's my lesson"

1.5-acre Peoria facility: light-system build shop with brakes, in-house tempered glass and pool-fence hardware — vertically integrated so jobs move faster

Real-jobsite AE culture — sizing up an ~800–1,000 lb boulder in basketball units before rigging it. Crews that laugh together lift together.

"Doctors told me I was here for a reason. Giving back to the community that took care of us — that is the reason."

Peoria's Liberty High Coop preschool — donating a sandbox, garden, and turf play area for the students who teach the kids