Holiday Lighting FAQ's
Homeowners should confirm that the holiday lighting company is licensed and insured. This ensures the company complies with local regulations and protects the homeowner from liability in case of accidents or damages during the installation process.
It’s important for homeowners to ask whether the company offers full-service packages that include both installation and removal of the lights after the holiday season. Knowing if removal is included helps homeowners avoid the hassle of taking down the lights themselves or incurring additional costs later.
Homeowners should inquire about the variety of lights, colors, and decorations the company provides. The company should explain the options available, such as LED lights, string lights, or custom displays, and provide guidance on the best choices based on the homeowner’s preferences and budget.
Homeowners should request a detailed written estimate for the scope of the holiday lighting that outlines all costs, including materials, installation, maintenance, and removal (if applicable). This ensures transparency and helps homeowners avoid unexpected fees during or after the project.
Homeowners should ask if the company provides a warranty or guarantee on the lighting installation. A reputable holiday lighting company should stand behind their work and offer to fix any issues, such as malfunctioning lights or faulty installations, during the holiday season.
