Whole home at duskThe complete roofline lit, shot square-on from the kerb.
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Project gallery
The work should speak
in measured details
A useful permanent-lighting gallery shows more than a bright house. It records the daylight fit, roofline length, scene, and Oregon location.
The work
Whole home. Daylight detail. Scene.
The first Eaveline installs will fill these frames one by one. Nothing here is padded with stock work or fabricated project counts.
Track in daylightThe close-up that proves the channel belongs against the fascia.
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Warm whiteThe everyday scene, which is what most of the year looks like.
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Occasion settingOne seasonal scene on the same house, for the before-and-after.
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Controller and appThe handoff: where the controller sits and what the homeowner keeps.
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These are content requirements, not finished-project claims.
Paired dusk and daylight detailOne dusk view and one daylight close-up of the same roofline, shot on the same job.
A useful case study
Show the finish, not just the glow.
One dusk view proves the complete roofline. A daylight close-up shows whether the channel belongs against the fascia. City, measured feet, home style, and scene make the project useful to the next homeowner.
Request a designLet your roofline be the first case study
Start with a free measure and a design built around the actual lines of your home.