Benefits
Why choose permanent outdoor lighting for your home?
• The lights are customizable • Keep your home safe • Use less energy with LEDs • Never put up Christmas lights again!
Is it possible to choose and create my own patterns?
Yes. It is! We have over 16 million color combinations choices and over 100 present patterns.
What does the lighting look like during the day?
The track lighting is quite discrete and almost invisible from streetside. We can make them naturally blend into the color scheme of your house.
How long do the lights last?
Our LED lights are energy-efficient and have a lifespan of around 50K hours. LED lighting is one of the most durable lighting systems you can buy.
Experience the Future of Home Lighting with the New Bosso Smart Lights App Update
Bring your home to life with the newest Bosso Smart Lights app update-designed to make your permanent lighting smarter, faster, and more fun than ever. With full smart home integration. You can now control your Bosso system using Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, or even Control4. Adjust colors, activate holiday presets, or automate your entire home’s lighting experience using the devices you already rely on every day.
Our new AI-powered Cat Bot makes controlling your lights effortless-just speak or type commands like “Make my lights red” or “Set a Christmas theme,” and the system responds instantly. And for parties, holidays, or unforgettable gatherings, music activation lets your lights sync to any song or sound using your phone’s microphone. From everyday convenience to show-stopping effects, the new Bosso app delivers complete creative freedom for your home’s lighting.
Who this is for
Your roofline, fascia or edge detail does not suit the system most installers lead with.
You want permanent app-controlled lighting but a different fixture or control system fits your house better.
You are comparing permanent options properly and want to see more than one before committing.
What is included
✓ A free on-site consult and a fixed quote
✓ Bosso fixtures and control system, installed and configured
✓ Track fitted under the roofline and sized to your elevation
✓ App setup and a walkthrough of scenes and schedules
✓ Full color range, zones and scheduling
✓ An honest comparison against JellyFish before you choose
How it works, step by step
01
Book the consult
We measure and look closely at the edge we would be fixing to, because that is what decides which system fits.
02
Compare, then choose
We put Bosso and JellyFish next to each other for your specific house and explain the real difference.
03
Install
Fitted once, tested by zone, with the controller sited somewhere sensible and serviceable.
04
Walkthrough
We configure the app with you and leave you able to change it yourself.
Why hire a pro instead of doing it yourself
Choosing between two permanent systems is a question about your house, not a matter of taste. Fascia depth, drip edge profile, gutter type and how the roof turns at each corner all affect which fixture sits flush and stays invisible in daylight. An installer who only fits one system will tell you that one fits. We fit both, so we can tell you when it does not.
The install itself carries the same requirements either way. A dedicated circuit, a properly sited controller, squared corners and a straight run along the fascia. It is fixed to your building permanently, which is exactly why it is worth having someone do it who will still be answering the phone next December.
When Bosso is the better fit for a Chattanooga home
Bosso and JellyFish solve the same problem with different hardware. Both are permanent, both sit in a track under the roofline, both run from an app with a very large colour range. The difference shows up on the roofline itself: the fascia profile, the drip edge, the gutter type, and how much room there actually is to seat a channel cleanly.
That matters most on Chattanooga’s older and steeper stock. North Chattanooga and Riverview houses date from the early twentieth century and carry tile, slate and deep decorative eaves; St. Elmo and Fort Wood are historic districts where a daylight-visible fixture is the wrong answer. Add the mountain lots, where a roofline is broken up by dormers, gables and additions made over decades, and the system that seats most discreetly is not always the same one.
So we bring both to the consult rather than leading with one. We look at the fascia, the drip edge, the gutter and the sightline — from the street and, up on the brow, from the valley — then tell you which one fits and why, including when that is the cheaper of the two.
