At Insert Solar Lights, our story is all about simplicity, safety, and a genuine desire to make a difference. This company was founded by Brian and Michelle Vincil, who saw a growing need for affordable, easy-to-install security lighting in their community. Their vision? To make homes and neighborhoods safer without the cost, complexity, or tools that most security lights demand.

With Insert Solar Lights, the Vincils aim to change the lighting game. They’re on a mission to bring sustainable, toolless, solar-powered security lighting to everyone—whether you own a home, rent an apartment, or just want a bit more peace of mind at night.

The Spark: A Need for Affordable Security Lighting

In 2020, Insert Solar Lights was born out of the Vincils’ firsthand experiences. Back then, Brian and Michelle owned a painting business, and many clients started asking if they could help with security light installations. Most options were costly or difficult to install, requiring tools and skills that busy people often don’t have. The Vincils kept these requests in mind, thinking there had to be a simpler, more accessible way to bring quality security lighting to everyone.

Then, life took an unexpected turn. Brian faced serious health challenges, and Michelle took on extra work delivering food and medicine around their community. She quickly realized how poorly lit many homes and driveways were—especially those of older residents. Dark streets, barely visible addresses, and hidden entrances weren’t just inconvenient—they were a safety issue. What if they could offer something that made it easier and safer for the people in their community and beyond?

From Idea to Reality: Insert’s First Product

This need for accessible lighting turned into Insert Solar Lights’ first product—a solar-powered, gutter-mounted light that requires zero tools and installs in less than ten seconds. They didn’t want something flashy or complicated. They wanted a light that anyone could set up without stress, without extra costs, and without roof damage or wiring.

Insert Solar Lights became a product with a purpose: to bring safe, affordable lighting to homes everywhere. The company’s first gutter-mounted security light went from idea to prototype, and finally, to real-life solution. And the Vincils made sure it was affordable, too, because everyone deserves to feel safe at home.

Simple Installation, Big Impact

What makes Insert Solar Lights unique? The Vincils designed this light for the people who need it most—those who don’t have the time, tools, or skills to fuss with a complicated setup. With Insert’s innovative design, customers can install it in seconds, all with just a ladder and a little sunlight.

No Roof Damage: The light hooks directly onto your gutter, which means no drilling, no screws, and no holes in your roof.
Solar-Powered Savings: Using the sun as a free, sustainable power source, Insert’s lights are off the grid. No added energy costs mean one less bill to worry about.
Affordably Priced: Priced to be accessible, these lights offer a lot of peace of mind for a modest price. For many, that’s priceless.

This is about security lighting without the fuss and without breaking the bank. For Michelle and Brian, this product is a game-changer that lets them bring a real solution to their community and beyond.

Mission-Driven Values

Insert Solar Lights isn’t just another lighting brand. The Vincils have rooted it in values that they believe in and want to share:

Customer First: Every product decision is guided by their customers’ needs, from price to installation ease. Brian and Michelle want Insert to truly serve its purpose in people’s lives.
Honesty and Trust: There are no bells and whistles here. Insert lights do exactly what they say on the box, with no hidden costs or complicated setups.
Passion for Service: Insert is about helping people feel safer at home. For the Vincils, it’s a chance to give back to the community and make a positive impact.
Sustainability: Insert’s lights use renewable energy and have a low carbon footprint, aligning with the Vincils’ commitment to environmentally friendly solutions.
Making a Difference: Michelle and Brian are passionate about supporting local organizations that work to reduce poverty and crime, believing that their business can be a vehicle for positive change.

These values shape everything at Insert Solar Lights. The Vincils don’t see their company as just a product—it's their way of making homes safer and brighter, with a focus on sustainability and accessibility.

Looking Ahead: A Mission that Grows

Insert Solar Lights has more planned. The Vincils envision a range of products designed for people who want easy, affordable ways to make their homes more secure. Each new product will aim to eliminate barriers—whether it’s high cost, time, or complicated installation—just like their first light did. They’re committed to innovation with a purpose, always staying true to the needs of their customers.

Supporting Communities, One Light at a Time

For Brian and Michelle, Insert Solar Lights is about more than lighting. It’s about supporting their community, offering products that add real value, and doing their part to make neighborhoods safer. Every light installed in a driveway, on a porch, or over a garage represents a little bit more safety, peace of mind, and accessibility.

Insert Solar Lights is growing, but the mission remains the same: to light up lives with quality, accessible, and affordable security solutions. Whether it’s lighting up a dark driveway for a late-night delivery or making it easier to navigate a yard at night, Insert is about safety for all.

Ready to Light the Way?

At Insert Solar Lights, Brian and Michelle Vincil are out to prove that security lighting doesn’t have to be complicated, expensive, or exclusive. Insert’s products are for everyone, and their goal is to make sure that anyone who wants a safe, well-lit home can have one. As they continue to expand their offerings, the Vincils are excited to bring more accessible and innovative lighting solutions to the people and communities they care about.