Resources & Tips

Expert advice for beautiful, safe holiday lighting

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How to Prep Your Home for Holiday Lighting

Make installation day smooth and efficient with these simple preparation steps. From clearing gutters to checking outlet access, we'll walk you through everything.

Key Points:

  • Clear gutters and downspouts of debris
  • Ensure outdoor outlets are functional and GFCI-protected
  • Trim back bushes near roofline access points
  • Note any special architectural features you want highlighted
  • Communicate with HOA if approval is needed
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Keeping Your Lights Perfect Through the Season

Professional tips for maintaining your holiday display. Learn how to spot issues early and when to call for help.

Quick Maintenance Checklist:

  • Check connections after storms or high winds
  • Reset GFCI outlets if lights go out
  • Never attempt ladder work yourself—call us for repairs
  • Keep timer settings consistent for best bulb longevity
  • Report any flickering or dimming immediately
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Local Light Tours Near Princeton

Discover the best neighborhood light displays, public exhibits, and family-friendly holiday events around Princeton, McKinney, and Collin County.

Featured Locations:

  • Historic Downtown McKinney lights and festival
  • Celebration Park holiday display in Allen
  • Princeton's community tree lighting ceremony
  • Driving tours through decorated neighborhoods
  • Tips for photographing your favorite displays
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Why Professional Installation Matters

Ladder accidents send thousands to the ER each holiday season. Learn why professional installation is an investment in safety and peace of mind.

Safety Facts:

  • Over 160,000 ER visits annually from falls
  • Electrical hazards increase in wet conditions
  • Professional teams carry liability insurance
  • Proper ladder angles and tie-offs prevent accidents
  • Trained installers identify structural concerns early

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