Considering adding some glitter to your house, but have some questions? Here are responses to a few of the most often asked questions regarding Christmas light placement. Check this out!
Do I have to buy my own lights?
Usually, none. Most businesses include everything you would possibly need: lights, timers, clamps, and extension cords. This saves you from sorting through Christmases past's crates of old lights.
Professionals utilize what kind of lights?
Usually professionals utilize premium LED lights. These are brighter and longer-lasting than the earlier, heat-producing lights and use significantly less energy.
Regarding my siding and roof, is installation safe?
excellent inquiry! Special clips and hangers made to fasten lights without damaging your roof, gutters, or siding are used by professionals. It's time to pack if someone offers to use staples or nails.
Yes, I can later modify the design. Customize the pattern to fit your preferred sports team, colors for every major festival, or a classic all-white display. Many installers get great satisfaction in realizing innovative concepts.
How far ahead should I schedule?
Booking early is usually wise. Top businesses get busy in November and December; so, if at all possible, set your installation for the fall.
After the season finishes, do you turn off the lights?
indeed! Most businesses provide light removal around season's end. Some even supply year-round or permanent lighting systems.
What if a bulb burns out or something goes wrong? You need not panic! Many services offer seasonal maintenance, and they will visit to address small problems—usually for free.
Do you provide permanent holiday lighting?
Indeed, many businesses now set up unobtrusive, permanent lighting systems under control via an app. Anytime, without the trouble of seasonal arrangement, you can change colors.
The expenses are high.
The size of your house and the architectural complexity will affect the costs. Many businesses do, however, provide free estimates, and the ease and safety of professional installation can sometimes be less expensive and less demanding than a do-it-yourself project.
Thinking about turning over control of your Christmas lights? These responses should boost your confidence about the procedure and, most importantly, provide you more time to enjoy the holidays!