Lighting Designed for Highland Homes

Highland is a 20,000-resident community in Utah County, sitting 6 miles east of Lehi. Homes here range across every major Utah architectural style, and each one benefits from the same transformation: professional permanent exterior lighting that runs 365 nights a year, controlled entirely from your phone. Luma Light Co has installed systems throughout Highland, and we know exactly how to make your home look its best from the moment the sun goes down.

Highland is known for larger custom homes — many customers opt for our warm-white preset for a refined, understated year-round look. Whether you’re in Mitchell Hollow or anywhere else in Highland, we bring the same attention to detail, discreet installation technique, and commercial-grade hardware to every project. Our goal is simple: by the time we leave your Highland driveway, you should feel like your home has been elevated to a new standard — and your neighbors should be asking who installed the lights.

Why Highland Homeowners Choose Luma

Permanent lighting is a growing category, but not all systems are built equal. Highland customers choose Luma because we combine the best hardware on the market with a genuinely local install team that understands Utah County architecture, HOA expectations, and Utah weather. Here’s what separates Luma from the alternatives:

Serving Every Highland Neighborhood

We install Luma systems across Highland — from Mitchell Hollow, Country French Estates, Dry Creek, and neighborhoods near the Highland Glen area. If you live in Highland, we service your street.

Nearby landmarks we pass on every install: Mt. Timpanogos Temple, Murdock Canal Trail, Highland Glen Park.

HOA-Friendly by Design

Highland’s HOAs tend to favor discreet, high-end installations — exactly what Luma delivers. Our team handles HOA submissions, provides renderings, and ensures every install meets community guidelines before the first screw goes in.

Matched to Highland Architecture

Custom estates and luxury new builds — our track is nearly invisible from the street during the day. Our track is available in multiple colors to match fascia, soffit, and trim — including white, black, brown, bronze, and custom paint-match options.

Our Highland Installation Process

• Step 1 — Free ConsultationRequest a quote online or by phone. We review your Highland home’s layout, soffit depth, and electrical setup, then provide a custom quote within 24–48 hours.
• Step 2 — Design WalkthroughWe confirm track color, bulb spacing, controller location, and HOA requirements — all before installation day.
• Step 3 — Professional InstallOur licensed team installs the full system in a single day for most Highland homes. Wires are tucked inside the track and routed through the attic. No exterior power supplies, no visible cords.
• Step 4 — App Setup & WalkthroughBefore we leave, we walk you through the Bosso Lights app, pair your phone, and program your first holiday presets together.
• Step 5 — Ongoing SupportOur Highland customers receive lifetime installation support. Questions, app help, or adjustments — we’re a phone call away at (801) 850-4141.

The Highland Investment That Pays Off Every December

The average Highland homeowner spends $300–$600 per year on professional Christmas light installation, removal, and storage — plus the cost of replacement lights every few seasons. Over 10 years, that’s $3,000–$6,000 spent on temporary lighting that only runs for six weeks a year.

A Luma permanent lighting system installs once and runs 365 nights per year — Christmas, Halloween, birthdays, Fourth of July, game days, date nights, and everyday warm-white ambiance. The math isn’t close.

More importantly, Luma adds to your Highland home’s curb appeal the other 46 weeks of the year. Soft warm-white accent lighting on a random Tuesday in April. Pink and purple for a daughter’s birthday. Red and white for a Utah Utes game. BYU blue for a Provo rival game. The system pays for itself in holiday-installation savings — everything else is upside.

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