Wake County · 10 min from Holly Springs

Apex Lighting Installation

GROOVEE Lighting drives up from Holly Springs to serve Apex, NC. It is about a 10-minute trip up NC 55, so the town sits comfortably inside our regular coverage.

See it on your house
Traditional siding house viewed closely from the driveway at night, with warm white roofline lighting
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PICK YOUR LOOK

Same lights. Your call.

For all the ordinary, wonderful evenings.

Same home. Same lights. A different setting.
HOA design review

Planned Communities Mean an HOA Conversation

A large share of Apex's newer neighborhoods — including large-scale planned developments like Veridea — sit inside an HOA with exterior lighting guidelines.

We ask about your HOA at the consult and design around its rules rather than around a change order after installation. Check your HOA's exterior-lighting language before your consult; it saves a step.

The town

What Apex looks like on a map.

County

Incorporated in 1873; spans Wake and Chatham counties

Position

Neighbors Cary to the north/northeast, Holly Springs to the south, and Raleigh to the east

Access

US Route 1, US Route 64, and NC Highway 55 all run through town, with NC 540 (Triangle Expressway) nearby

More about Apex
Size

Covers roughly 25.1 square miles of land

Growth

Newer large-scale planned development (including the Veridea mixed-use project) is adding thousands of new residential units on the town's edges

1914

The Apex Peakway loops the historic downtown, home to the 1914 Apex Union Depot

Getting there

A short drive, on the regular schedule.

From Holly Springs
10 min free-flow from Holly Springs via NC 55

Apex sits just north of Holly Springs along NC 55. That proximity keeps Apex firmly inside our standard coverage — it isn’t an edge-of-radius town.

At your visit

Bring what your HOA requires, if you have one.

If your Apex address sits inside a planned community, having your HOA’s exterior-lighting guidelines on hand at the estimate visit lets us design to those rules from the start instead of revising a layout after the fact. If you are not sure whether your neighborhood has one, we can help you figure that out before the design conversation goes very far.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my HOA need to sign off on the design before you install?

If your Apex neighborhood has an HOA with exterior-lighting rules, we design around them from the start — bring what your HOA requires to the estimate visit and we'll build the layout to fit.

Is the drive from Holly Springs a scheduling problem for Apex jobs?

No — Apex is about 10 minutes from our Holly Springs base, close enough that it's part of the regular schedule rather than a special trip.

Do you cover the newer neighborhoods on the edge of town, like near Veridea?

Yes, new-construction areas on Apex's edges are covered the same as established neighborhoods — roofline age doesn't change what we install, only how the mounting is planned.

Do you serve the Chatham County side of Apex too?

Apex spans both Wake and Chatham counties, and our coverage follows the town boundary, not the county line.

YOUR HOUSE NEXT

See it on
your house.

Pick a look. We come out, measure your roofline, and give you a written quote. A free estimate, with no pressure at the door.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

  1. We set a time to come out.
  2. We measure the roofline and send the quote in writing.
  3. Nothing is scheduled until you approve the quote.
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Call or text (919) 771-9559 Favorite look: Warm white

Call or text (919) 771-9559 and we will get you on the schedule.