Permanent Lighting Dealer Questions, Answered Before You Apply

Contractors evaluating a new product line ask the same practical questions, and most of them deserve a straight answer before any conversation happens. If something below is not covered, the dealer team is happy to take the question directly.

Questions

About the Bosso Dealer Program

Dealers sell and install Bosso permanent lighting systems under their own business name, in their own market. Bosso supplies the product, the installer training, and the technical support behind it. Your brand, crews, and customer relationships remain yours.

It is a dealer program. Franchising typically requires operating under a shared brand and following a prescribed operating model, and neither applies here. You continue running your business the way you run it now.

No. Permanent lighting is normally added as an additional line rather than a replacement for existing work. Most dealers come to the program precisely because it fits alongside what their crews already do.

Contractors who already work on building exteriors tend to be the strongest fit. Holiday lighting companies, window cleaning and pressure washing firms, electricians, landscapers, general contractors, and smart home installers all bring relevant crews and customer lists.

Seasonal lighting is installed and removed every year, which caps how much work a crew can take on and concentrates it into a few weeks. Permanent systems stay on the property year-round and are sold as an exterior improvement rather than a temporary service.

Questions

Applying and Getting Started

Submitting a dealer application starts a territory check for the cities or metro areas your crews cover. You will be told plainly whether your market is open. There is no cost or obligation attached to asking.

A member of the dealer team responds directly rather than sending an automated sequence. If your market is open and the fit looks right, a conversation is scheduled to work through product, installation, and commercial detail.

Requirements depend on your state and on the scope of the electrical connection involved. Electricians face the fewest barriers, while dealers from other trades commonly partner with a licensed electrician for that portion of the work.

The timeline depends on territory availability, how quickly terms are agreed, and when training can be scheduled around your existing workload. Onboarding is arranged to fit your calendar rather than a fixed intake date.

You can apply, though contractors with existing exterior access and ladder crews generally ramp up faster. The application conversation is the right place to work out honestly whether the fit is there.

Questions

Product, Installation, and Support

Most standard residential installations are completed within a working day. Larger or more complex properties take longer depending on roofline, access, and the scope agreed with the customer.

Training covers installation method, system configuration, and setup of the control app. The aim is a crew that can quote accurately and complete an install without supervision.

Technical support is available for troubleshooting during and after installation, so questions can be answered while a crew is still on site. First installations in particular are backed by direct support.

The system is managed through a proprietary app that allows customisation of colours and settings. This is often the feature that closes a sale, so app setup is covered during installer training.

Yes. Restaurants, hotels, retail buildings, and other commercial properties use permanent exterior lighting for branding, ambience, and visibility. Commercial work is frequently a strong second market for established dealers.

Still Have a Question?

Anything not covered here is worth asking directly, particularly questions about your specific market or trade. The dealer team would rather answer honestly upfront than have a contractor discover a poor fit later.