
Anatomy of invisible.
A slim aluminum channel, color-matched to your trim and tucked up under the drip edge. From the street at noon, your home looks exactly as it did. At nine at night, it looks like the best version of itself.
A track, not a strand.
Traditional lights hang off your house. This becomes part of it. The channel is fastened under the drip edge along your roofline, peaks, columns and architectural features — wherever the design calls for — and every wire is hidden inside it. Nothing sags, nothing swings in the wind, nothing comes down in January.


Same house, same hardware, two nights apart. That’s the whole argument for permanent lighting in one pair of photographs.
The numbers behind the glow.
Bosso hardware, installed by Bloom. Every figure below is manufacturer-verified — ask any competitor for the same list and see what comes back.
- Light type
- ARGBW
- Addressable red, green, blue and a dedicated true-white diode — so warm white is actually warm, not a mix pretending to be.
- Colors
- 16 million+
- Set by color wheel, precision sliders, or an exact HEX code.
- Brightness
- 72 lumens
- Per light, dimmable 0–100% and adjustable per zone.
- Power draw
- 0.96 watts
- Per light. A typical 250-light home draws about what five household bulbs do.
- Rated life
- 50,000+ hours
- Commercial-grade LEDs — decades of ordinary evenings.
- Track colors
- 16 options
- Matched to your trim, fascia, or gutter so the channel disappears.
- Zones
- Up to 8
- Light the gables one way and the porch another. Individual lights can be turned off entirely.
- Presets
- 400+
- Plus 15+ animations and unlimited custom scenes you save yourself.
- Warranty
- 5 years
- Five years on parts, one year on labor. Every component is UL-rated and third-party tested.
Three steps. Usually one day.
The design
A designer walks your property and maps a plan to its actual architecture — roofline, peaks, columns, the features worth showing off and the ones worth leaving dark. You see and approve the whole plan before anyone touches a ladder. It costs nothing.
The install
Our own crew — every installer Bosso-certified, no subcontractors sent in our name. They mount the channel, run every wire inside it, and set the controller near your panel. Most homes are finished in a single day, and we leave no mess behind.
First light
We connect the app on your phone, build your first scenes and schedules with you standing there, and walk you through it until it's obvious. Then it's yours — and you never need a ladder again.
Your phone is the light switch.
Everything runs through the free Bosso app, and the system is cloud-connected — so you can change the lights from the driveway, the office, or a hotel in another state.
Schedules that follow the sun
Set it once and the system adjusts itself to sunrise and sunset all year. Most people never touch it again.
Voice and smart home
Works with Alexa, Google, Siri and Control4. There's also an AI assistant in the app you can simply tell what you want.
Arrive to a lit house
Optional geofencing turns the lights on as you pull into the neighborhood.
Music sync
The roofline reacts to whatever is playing. Uncommonly good at parties.
Zones and sections
Light the garage differently from the gables. Turn off a single bulb if a neighbor's window faces it.
Scenes you save
400+ presets built in, plus every custom look you create — synced across multiple properties if you have them.
Decades, not seasons.
Engineered for sun, wind, rain and the occasional Texas ice storm. Every component in the system is UL-rated and independently tested, backed by five years on parts and one year on labor. The LEDs themselves are rated past 50,000 hours — light them every night and you'll be well into the next decade before you think about them again. And because we install with our own certified crew, the company you call about a warranty claim is the same one that was on your roof.
Still deciding? The questions homeowners actually ask covers cost, daytime visibility, and what installation day really looks like.
See it on your own roofline.
A Bloom designer visits, studies your home's lines, and maps a plan built for its architecture. No cost, no obligation, and you'll see the design before we touch anything.
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