Permanent roofline lighting, explained for homeowners.
A discreet track of LED points along your roofline, controlled from your phone. Here's what's actually installed and how it works.

Color-matched aluminum tracks

Apex peak component detail
Four parts, one system.
The track. A low-profile aluminum channel mounted along your roofline or soffit edge. It houses the discrete light modules and concealed wiring, designed to sit flush with your trim.
The light modules. RGBW light modules provide full-color effects and dedicated white lighting, controlled through an app. Discrete pucks seat securely into the finished channel for clean daytime aesthetics and controlled nighttime architectural illumination.
The controller. A hub wired to the track and connected to your home network. It stores your presets and schedules and runs them even when your phone isn't nearby.
The app. Choose colors, brightness, and timing from your phone. Set schedules, dim the lights, and switch between saved presets for everyday, holidays, and celebrations.
One house, five states of light.
Use the controls to change only the roofline lighting. The geometry and camera stay fixed — this is what the installed system does.

Now showing: Warm White. Illustrative preview; actual appearance varies by home and installation.
Who does what.
The lighting system is manufactured and supplied by IronPeak Lighting Systems. Product specifications, features, and warranty coverage for the hardware come from IronPeak.
Premier Duo LLC is the homeowner-facing installation business. We assess your home, install the system, and walk you through using it. Premier Duo is an independent business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by IronPeak.
We'll review the specific warranty terms that apply to your chosen system and installation as part of your written proposal.
What it looks like when it's off.
A common concern is whether the track is visible during the day. The system is designed to sit discreetly along the roofline and blend with the trim when the lights are off.
Use the "Daytime" preset in the visualizer above to see the home with the lights off. We'll discuss exact placement on your home during the consultation so you know what to expect before anything is installed.
Want this on your roofline?
Request a quote and we'll assess your home and send a written proposal.




