5 Reasons to Look for Professional Holiday Lights Now

You know what they say about beating the Christmas rush… “It’s always good to get started early!” Maybe that’s not what everyone says about the upcoming holiday, but it’s definitely a piece of advice we take stock in. Interestingly enough, 60% of Americans start shopping before December. We suggest doing the same thing with your holiday lighting!

That said, we’re not telling you to install holiday lighting at this precise moment. Still, it’s always good to be prepared and start shopping for your holiday lights and outdoor Christmas lighting company to install everything for you. Why? Let us tell you!

1. Beat the Holiday Rush

Most holiday lighting companies are pretty dormant the majority of the year until fall rolls around unless they’re like us and specialize in other areas. (Our key to success is providing various landscaping services and multitasking. Write that down.) When it comes to holiday light service, the influx of installation projects usually comes toward the end of November into December.

You don’t want to get lost in the shuffle, so schedule your consultation today to beat the rush of other customers interested in outdoor lighting displays.

2. Time to Plan Your Design

No one wants to be rushed while trying to design something. After all, the creative process takes time, and we consider our holiday light displays to be true works of art. Before we can literally light up your world with holiday lighting, we have to plan first. Start planning your professional holiday lights early so you have more time to schedule installation in the coming months. As we said before, lighting projects will pick up closer to the holidays, and we don’t want you to get lost among other lighting enthusiasts.

3. Larger Holiday Lighting Selection

Have you ever gone to the grocery store at 4 p.m. on a Sunday and wondered what happened to all the usually stocked produce you’re used to grabbing during the weekday? Having a short supply of essential items is a bummer, and this is exactly what it feels like when you wait until everyone else has the same idea about professional holiday lights.

Most retail stores are gearing up for the holidays immediately following Thanksgiving, so Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the best times to start looking at holiday lights. You might find some great deals on outdoor lighting and other Christmas décor for your home’s interior and exterior.

4. Save Money with Special Offers

Who doesn’t like saving money? We certainly do, and we know you do, too. This is why we recommend shopping during the “off-season” for holiday lighting and searching for a company to install them. You may earn some special offers that won’t be available once Christmas gets closer. However, many stores deeply discount holiday lighting right after the holidays. So, you may find the best time to shop for outdoor lighting may be in the new year when lighting is 75% to 90% off the original price.

5. Fix Any Mistakes Early

Mistakes are sometimes unavoidable when you’re hurrying to finish tasks that should have been completed by this point. Landscaping and outdoor Christmas lighting companies, like ours, prefer to have ample time to help you design and install your light display. This also includes catching any potential mistakes or correcting any issues you find after installation. We’re meticulous about outdoor lighting installation to guarantee we’re providing the products and services that will leave you completely satisfied.

Outdoor Lighting Installation + The Grounds Guys of Gettysburg = The Perfect Professional Holiday Lights

When you trust The Grounds Guys of Gettysburg to be your outdoor Christmas lighting company, you’re getting experts who know a thing or two about making your home’s exterior look amazing. We offer holiday light services for almost any occasion! Whether you have an upcoming outdoor event or want your home to look more festive for Independence Day, you have a qualified and dedicated team in Gettysburg to make your exterior lighting dreams a reality.