The Process
Designed online. Verified in person. Installed in a day.
No pressure, no ladders, no mystery pricing. Here is exactly how a Bosso permanent lighting project runs, from first click to final walkthrough.
Phase 01
Free design preview online
You upload a photo of your home and choose the scenes you care about. Our visualizer renders each one directly onto your house and gives you an honest budget range — before you talk to anyone.
- No sales call required to see a design
- Instant budget range from real project pricing
- Shareable link for everyone in the household
Phase 02
On-site design verification
A lighting designer visits, measures actual linear footage, checks fascia condition, soffit depth, power availability and mounting access, and picks the track profile and color match. This is where the estimate becomes a fixed price.
- About 30 minutes on site
- One of three track profiles, color-matched to your trim in daylight
- Written proposal delivered same or next day
Phase 03
Installation day — 8 to 10 hours
Our crew cuts the aluminum channel on site so it follows your roofline exactly, mounts it tight under the soffit and fascia line with commercial-grade fasteners, and conceals all low-voltage wiring inside the track. Lights are set at 8-inch spacing for a smooth, gap-free line.
- A professional install typically takes 8–10 hours — most homes finish in one day
- No adhesive, no staples through fascia; wiring hidden inside the channel
- Full cleanup and a walkthrough before we leave
Phase 04
Controller, programming & handoff
The UL-rated, waterproof 12V controller is mounted neatly — typically in the garage, or wherever your WiFi is strongest — and connected to your network. We build your zones, scenes and schedules and sit down with you until you can run it confidently from your phone.
- Up to 8 independent zones per controller
- Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri and Control4 configured
- Free Bosso app with no subscription; warranty registered
Invisible By Day
No ladders. No storage bins. No January regret.
Seasonal installers put the same lights up and take them down every year, and charge you every year. Permanent lighting is a one-time installation that stays invisible until you want it. Every photo below is a real installation.
