Specialties
Wasatch Trimlight is a locally owned business based in Layton, Utah, installing permanent, app-controlled LED holiday lighting for homes and businesses across the Wasatch Front. We're an authorized Trimlight dealer, which means every install uses Trimlight's patented lighting channel, mounted flush to your roofline so it's practically invisible during the day and fully customizable once the sun goes down.
Most residential jobs are completed in a single day, and every install is backed by a lifetime product warranty. Once your system is in, you control it right from your phone: change colors for a holiday, set a schedule, sync your lights to music, or use Alexa and Google Home for hands free control. No more climbing a ladder every November to hang lights, and no more taking them down every January.
We install for both homeowners and businesses, including permanent holiday and accent lighting, commercial lighting for storefronts and office buildings, globe lights for patios and outdoor event spaces, and LED down lighting as an affordable alternative to traditional can lights.
We proudly serve Layton, Kaysville, Clearfield, Syracuse, Farmington, Ogden, Bountiful, Logan, Brigham City, and the surrounding Wasatch Front. If you're ready to see what permanent lighting looks like on your home or business, reach out for a free quote.
History
Established in 2012.
Wasatch Trimlight has been serving Layton and the surrounding Wasatch Front since 2012. Trimlight itself got its start back in 2010, when founder Ryan Whittaker got tired of climbing a ladder in the freezing Utah cold every year to hang holiday lights for his wife. He set out to find a better way, one that wouldn't mean drilling into siding or risking damage to the gutters, and that search led to Trimlight's patented channel system: a permanent lighting solution that mounts flush to the fascia and stays practically invisible until you turn it on. As an authorized Trimlight dealer, we've spent over a decade bringing that same technology to homes and businesses across Davis, Weber, and Cache counties.