Key takeaways
- Check the display once a week
- Reset the breaker before you replace anything
- Replace dead bulbs with matching spares
- Call for help on high runs
A weekly check
Walk the front at dusk once a week and look for dark spots, sagging lines and moved figures. Catching a problem early makes it a five-minute fix.
Photograph anything that looks off so you can describe it clearly.
Common fixes
If a whole section is out, check the plug, the timer and the breaker first. If a few bulbs are out, replace them with matching spares.
Sagging runs usually mean a clip has popped, which is a quick re-fasten.
When to call
Anything high or on the roof is best left to a crew. If we installed your display, season care is part of the service, and a quick text with a photo is often all it takes to schedule a visit.
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Quick answers
Why did half my lights go out?
Often it is a tripped breaker, a loose plug or a failed bulb in a series strand. Start with the outlet and timer.
Should I keep spare bulbs?
Yes. A few matching spares make most outages a one-minute fix.
Ready to talk it through? Get a free estimate or call 800-290-5816.
