Dad HouseOutdoor Lighting Co.
Warm white every night. Red and green in December. Tucked into your roofline so it disappears in daylight. One install, one app, and the box of tangled lights never comes out of the garage again.
DFW homeowners — free in-person quote, exact price the same visit.
Free in-person quote. We measure your roofline and hand you an exact price on the spot — no ranges, no callback.
Most DFW quotes booked within one business day.
DFW metroplex only — 7 counties. We come to you.
The November routine
You pull the ladder out the weekend after Thanksgiving. You untangle last year's strands and find a third of them dead. You spend a Saturday on the roof in a North Texas wind, then another one in January taking it all down. Then you box it up and do it again in eleven months.
We install once. After that it is a button on your phone.
Fastened, not clipped
The track screws into your trim lumber and the lights snap into it — one continuous low-voltage run back to a controller. Nothing hangs, nothing sags, nothing ends up in the yard after a storm. After that it is this: tap a scene and every light on the house updates at once.
All year, not just December
Most people buy this for Christmas and end up using it 300 nights a year. Here is what a year actually looks like once it is up.
How it works
One of us walks your roofline with you, measures the linear footage, talks through scope, and hands you an exact price on the spot. No ranges, no callback, no surprise on install day.
Bosso's average install runs 8 to 10 hours. Track in one of three profiles, custom color-matched to your fascia, fastened into trim lumber — never through the shingles. Our own crew, never subcontracted out.
Warm white on a sunset timer. Red and green in December. Team colors on Sunday. Away-mode while you travel. Set it once and forget the whole thing.
The install
Permanent lighting is only as good as the install — badly fitted track sags, shows, and leaks. Luis came out of roofing, which is the reason this is the first thing we explain rather than the last. Here is exactly what happens, in order.
We measure every run of roofline on your house — not an estimate off a satellite photo — and we measure all four sides even if you only asked about the front, so you can decide with real numbers in front of you. The track is 0.5 mm aluminum in one of three profiles, powder-coated to your chosen color before it leaves the shop.
Three profiles, because a house is not one shape. U Track runs the roofline and soffit. Flap Track takes the corners and curves where U Track cannot lie flat. Back Track mounts flush to the fascia where there is no gutter lip at all. Fastened into trim lumber — never into shingles, tile or decking.
Each light seats into the 30 mm channel facing down, flush inside the track. On a long run the far end would normally go dim — so power is re-injected every 50 lights through a separate 14-gauge copper cable in the attic. The last light on your house is as bright as the first.
Everything comes back to an IP68 weatherproof control box on a 350W UL Listed Class 2 supply — up to 200 feet of roofline per controller, at 12 volts. We mount it where you can reach it, set your zones and your sunset schedule, and do not leave until the app works on your phone.
Track colors
The track is powder-coated before it ever reaches your house — not painted on site, not wrapped, not left white and hoped for. You pick the color off a physical swatch book while we are measuring, and it goes on the order.
Shown as closely as a screen allows. The real choice is made from the swatch book at your quote, against your actual trim, in daylight.
Total control
The Bosso app is the whole control system: 256 presets built in, your own scenes saved on top of them, up to eight zones on a controller, and a sunrise/sunset schedule that runs itself. Free to download, free to use, no subscription.
Bosso's own photography of the system we install. Our DFW installs replace these as each job finishes.
Day and night
This is the whole product in two photographs of one house. A track color-matched to the fascia that nobody notices at midday — and a roofline you can see from the end of the street at eight.
Same house, same angle, same day. Nothing was moved between the two photographs except the sun.
By daylight
Quarter-gauge aluminum track, powder-coated to match your fascia before it ever goes up, mounted against the fascia lip or tucked behind it on the soffit. By day it reads as a shadow line under your shingles.
Photographed at midday. Tap to enlarge.
What we install
Most people call about the roofline. The same system and the same app cover the yard, the patio, the walkways and the storefront.
The roofline system — warm white every night, any color when you want it, invisible by day.
Christmas, Halloween, the Fourth — every holiday on the calendar out of the same track, with no ladder.
If you would rather have it up for this December, the same crew and the same app.
Walkways, doors, garages, side yards and gates — the dark spots lit properly, on a schedule or on motion.
Low-voltage uplighting, downlighting, grazing, wall washing and spotlighting for trees, beds, walls and paths.
Scenes, zones, geofencing and voice control tied into the smart home you already run.
Single-story, two-story, new build or established home.
Storefronts, offices, restaurants and parking areas — year-round branding without a seasonal contractor.
Replacing tired or failed exterior lighting with the permanent system.
Side by side
The honest comparison. Seasonal strands are cheaper on day one — that is the only column they win.
The look
Who shows up
Dad House is owner-run. The people who quote your roofline are the people whose name is on the company — not a commissioned salesperson who will never see the install.
Luis comes out of roofing and home improvement in DFW, which is exactly the background that matters here — knowing what a fascia board is made of, and what happens to a roof when somebody fastens to the wrong part of it.
Mario runs the install side. Same standard on every house: track color-matched before it goes up, fastened into trim lumber, and a walkthrough with you on the app before we leave the driveway.
Where we install
Seven counties, from Fort Worth to Greenville. See every city we cover →
Every roofline is different, so every quote is measured in person — exact price, same visit. Bosso's average install is 8 to 10 hours, so most homes are done in a day.