Your crews already work on roofs, in yards, and around building exteriors. Permanent outdoor lighting gives you a product to sell into that same customer base, installed in a day and backed by a system built for professional installers.
Becoming a dealer means selling and installing Bosso permanent lighting systems under your own business name, in your own market. You keep your brand, your crews, and your customer relationships.
The program supplies the product, the installer training, and the technical support behind it. This is a dealer partnership, not a franchise, so your existing business stays yours.
Permanent lighting sells best when someone is already standing on the property. Contractors with exterior access, ladder crews, and an existing customer list convert far more efficiently than businesses starting from nothing.
Homeowners who decorate seasonally repeat the same routine every year: climb the ladder, hang the strands, take them down, store them, replace what failed. Permanent systems remove that cycle entirely.
The result is a product that sells on convenience rather than novelty, which is a far easier conversation for a contractor to have at the door.
High Demand
All year long
Happier Customers
More value, less hassle
Stronger Revenue
Increase average project value
Adding permanent lighting reshapes how an exterior services business operates through the year.
Permanent systems are installed year-round, not only in the weeks before the holidays.
Systems go up in a working day on most residential properties, so a crew can turn several jobs in a week.
The people already on your books are the easiest to sell to, because they know your work.
Restaurants, hotels, and retail properties use exterior lighting for branding and ambience, not just seasonal display.
An installed system on a visible street is a standing advertisement in the neighbourhood you work in.
Support matters more than product when a contractor is selling something unfamiliar for the first time. The program is structured around getting your team confident enough to quote and install without hesitation.
Access to the Bosso permanent lighting system, including the components required for standard residential and commercial installations.
Structured onboarding covering installation method, system setup, and app configuration.
A direct line for troubleshooting during and after installation.
Help positioning the product to homeowners and commercial property managers who have not seen it before.
Getting started begins with a conversation rather than a contract. The first step is confirming that your market is open and that the product fits the work you already do. From there, onboarding moves through agreement, training, and your first supported installation. The full sequence is laid out on the How to Become a Dealer page.
No. You sell and install under your own brand, and your business identity stays exactly as it is. Bosso supplies the product and the training behind it rather than replacing how you go to market.
It is a dealer program, not a franchise. There is no requirement to operate under a common brand or convert your existing company, which is the main structural difference between the two models.
Requirements vary by state and by the scope of the installation. Electricians have the fewest barriers, but many dealers come from trades that partner with a licensed electrician for the connection portion of the work.
Contractors who already work on building exteriors tend to ramp fastest, because the equipment, the crew skills, and the customer list are already in place. Holiday lighting, exterior cleaning, electrical, and landscaping businesses are all common starting points.
Yes, and most dealers do. The product is generally added as an additional line rather than a replacement for existing work, which is part of why it suits established contractors.
If you run an exterior services business and want a product line that works through the whole year, the next step is checking whether your area is available. There is no obligation attached to asking.
