Permanent Lighting Maintenance & Troubleshooting in Erie & Niagara County, NY

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Keep Your Permanent Lighting Bright, Reliable, and Low-stress

Permanent lighting is meant to simplify your life—year-round curb appeal, safer visibility at night, and no seasonal install headaches. But in Erie County and Niagara County, exterior systems still benefit from routine upkeep, especially after heavy rain, wind, and winter ice. At Hearth and Halo, we help you keep your system performing the way it should with practical maintenance guidance, clear troubleshooting steps, and service support when something’s beyond a quick fix.



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Why Erie & Niagara County trusts Hearth and Halo for service and support

We’re Hearth and Halo, and we bring over 20 years of low-voltage lighting experience to permanent lighting installations and long-term care. Even though modern LED systems are designed to be low-maintenance, we treat service like installation: clear communication, careful diagnostics, and a solution that lasts.

What you can expect from us:

  • Licensed and insured
  • Customer satisfaction guaranteed
  • We verify everything works properly after service or adjustments
  • Optional maintenance plan (ideal for busy homeowners and property managers):
  • Annual inspections
  • Support if complications arise
  • Replacements due to factory/material issues for the systems and materials we install (if it ever happens)

Areas We Serve in Erie County & Niagara County, NY

We provide maintenance and troubleshooting across all cities, towns, and villages in both counties, including:

Erie County Communities We Serve

Buffalo, Lackawanna, Amherst, Cheektowaga, Clarence, Lancaster, West Seneca, Hamburg, Orchard Park, Grand Island, Alden, East Aurora, Depew, Kenmore, Williamsville, Springville, and more.

Niagara County Communities We Serve

Niagara Falls, Lockport, North Tonawanda, Lewiston, Wheatfield, Pendleton, Newfane, Wilson, Cambria, Porter, Royalton, Somerset, Youngstown, and more.

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What “Maintenance & Troubleshooting” Means for Permanent Lighting

Maintenance is the simple routine that keeps your lighting looking crisp and operating consistently. Troubleshooting is what we do when something changes—flicker, color mismatch, sections not turning on, or app connection issues.



Our goal at Hearth and Halo is to help you:

  • Protect the look of your roofline/soffit lighting
  • Prevent small issues from turning into bigger failures
  • Restore normal operation quickly when something goes wrong


Routine Care: What Should You Do as an Owner?

Yes—basic upkeep makes a real difference, and it doesn’t take much.


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Cleaning (simple, safe, and effective)

  • Wipe fixtures gently with a soft cloth or soft brush to remove dust and cobwebs
  • Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage finishes or seals
  • Skip pressure washing—high pressure can force water into places it doesn’t belong



Visual inspections (catch issues early)

Every few months, take a quick look for:

  • Loose sections or shifting mounts
  • Visible wire strain or damage
  • Any dim or non-functioning segments

Seasonal checks (especially after harsh weather)

In WNY, it’s smart to check the operation after major weather swings. Confirm your usual scenes and schedules still run correctly and that output looks consistent across zones.


Weatherproofing best practices for Erie & Niagara County exteriors

Yes—your system is built for outdoors, but smart habits protect long-term performance.

  • Keep connections protected: make sure junction points and connectors remain sealed
  • Snow and ice awareness: don’t chip ice off fixtures with hard tools; let thawing happen or use a soft brush
  • Support drainage: keep gutters and rooflines clear so water doesn’t pool near wiring or connections
  • After storms: do a quick check for anything that shifted or loosened

Troubleshooting: the most common problems (and what to check first)

Yes, many issues are simple checks before you call for service.

App connectivity issues (Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth)

  • Confirm the controller has power
  • Check you’re within Bluetooth range (for Bluetooth control)
  • Restart the app and power-cycle the controller if needed
  • If updates are available, run firmware/app updates for stability

Lights won’t turn on

  • Check the outlet, breaker, and any switches feeding the system
  • Look for a tripped breaker after storms or power interruptions
  • If multiple sections are out, that’s a strong sign to schedule service

Flicker, inconsistency, or dim sections

  • Look for loose connections or visible wiring damage
  • Confirm zones are synchronized in the controller/app
  • If flicker persists after a reset/update, we recommend professional diagnostics

Color or brightness mismatch

  • Use the system’s resync/reset option (if available)
  • Confirm each zone is set to the same scene/brightness level
  • If the mismatch repeats, we can test the affected section and controller behavior

When To Call Hearth and Halo for Service or Upgrades

Call us if you notice:

  • Multiple zones/sections failing at once
  • Visible moisture inside fixtures or near connections
  • Ongoing disconnects that return after resets
  • Physical displacement, corrosion, or damaged wiring
  • Interest in expanding zones, refreshing themes, or updating controls


Note, We Will Only Do This For Out Installs. If We Have To Service Another Companies Lights, We Will Do a Complete Service. Installing Our Lights So We Can Ensure They Meet Our Expectations and Quality. We Will Not Service Anothers Companies Lights Due To Liability or Lights Installed Incorrectly.



Testimonial from an Erie/Niagara County Customer

“When our lights started flickering after a stretch of rough weather, Hearth and Halo walked us through quick checks and then fixed the issue fast. Everything was back to normal, and they made the system easy to trust again.” — Customer in Western New York



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Schedule Permanent Lighting Service in Erie & Niagara County, NY

If your permanent lighting is flickering, not responding, or just not looking as crisp as it should, contact Hearth and Halo. We’re licensed and insured, backed by a customer satisfaction guarantee, and trusted across Erie County and Niagara County, New York with 20+ years of low-voltage lighting experience—call us or request service through our contact page and we’ll get your system back to “set it and forget it.”


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F&Q | Maintenance & Troubleshooting

  • How often should I clean and inspect my permanent lighting?

    Most owners do light cleaning a few times a year and a quick visual inspection every couple of months. If your property gets heavy wind-driven debris or winter buildup, you may want to check more often.

  • Is it normal for the app to disconnect sometimes?

    Occasional disconnects can happen depending on connectivity, range, and updates. If it becomes frequent or affects scheduling, it’s worth having us check power, controller behavior, and firmware/app versions.

  • What should I do if one section changes color or looks dimmer than the rest?

    Start by confirming the zone is on the same scene and brightness as the others, then try a resync/reset in the app if available. If the issue returns, we can diagnose the section and correct the root cause.

  • Do you offer ongoing maintenance in Erie and Niagara County?

    Yes—our optional maintenance plan is designed for year-round reliability. It includes annual inspections, support if complications arise, and replacements due to factory/material issues for the systems and materials we install (if it ever happens).