Explore eave-mounted lighting for architectural accents, everyday curb appeal, visibility, security, and seasonal use.
Clear project planning
What to consider before the next conversation
Eave-lighting planning should identify the roofline areas to illuminate, the intended everyday or seasonal use, desired zones, controls, power considerations, and visibility goals.
- Roofline sections, peaks, entries, patios, and architectural features.
- Everyday accents, holiday use, visibility, security, or a combination.
- Control access, zones, schedules, colors, and household users.
- Power, internet, roof condition, and installation access.
Prepare for the call
Questions Alexia will help you organize
Which parts of the home should be highlighted?
Will the lights be used every day, seasonally, or both?
How many control zones would be useful?
Frequently asked questions
Helpful information before you begin
What is Alexia Home Solutions?
Alexia Home Solutions is Alexia Gomez-Marin’s personal informational and lead-generation website. Alexia helps West Texas homeowners organize project ideas, understand the available service categories, and schedule an introductory call. The website is not the contractor, lender, installer, or warranty provider.
Is Alexia the contractor who performs the work?
No. Alexia works with Mio Home as a sales representative and project consultant. Project contracts, final pricing, installation, licenses, warranties, financing decisions, and fulfillment are handled by Mio Home or the applicable authorized provider in separate written documents.
What happens after I request a consultation?
You choose a time for a 20-minute introductory phone call. Alexia uses that call to understand what you are considering, confirm the property and service area, answer initial questions, and explain the most appropriate next step. Submitting the request does not obligate you to purchase anything.
Is the online request a quote, contract, approval, or financing decision?
No. The request only reserves an introductory conversation with Alexia. It is not a price guarantee, construction agreement, credit decision, financing approval, installation commitment, or warranty. Any binding terms must come from Mio Home or the applicable authorized provider.
What areas and languages does Alexia serve?
Alexia focuses on Midland, Odessa, and surrounding West Texas communities where the requested service is available. She can assist homeowners in English or Spanish. Final service availability is confirmed for the specific property before a proposal is issued.
Are financing options available?
Financing information may be available for qualified homeowners through third-party providers. Alexia can help organize the conversation, but she does not make credit decisions or guarantee approval, rates, promotional terms, or monthly payments. Use only the secure application process supplied by the authorized provider.
What is eave lighting?
Eave lighting is installed along the roofline or eaves to add architectural accent lighting, nighttime visibility, curb appeal, security lighting, and seasonal effects. The exact equipment, placement, brightness, colors, controls, and electrical requirements depend on the selected system.
Can eave lighting be controlled from a phone?
Mio Home publicly describes phone control as a feature of its eave-lighting offering. App compatibility, internet requirements, schedules, zones, colors, integrations, and account setup depend on the exact equipment. Confirm those features in the written proposal before purchasing.
Is eave lighting only for holidays?
No. It can be discussed for everyday architectural accents, welcoming exterior light, improved nighttime visibility, security-related illumination, and seasonal displays. The available scenes and colors depend on the installed system and its controls.
Can eave lighting be added to an existing home?
Many projects involve existing homes, but the provider must evaluate roofline access, power, mounting surfaces, controller location, wireless coverage, architectural details, and any homeowners association or electrical requirements before confirming installation.