We are often asked about our professional-grade lights and what makes them better than store-bought. We get it, professional-grade lights cost more than most things you find in stores, and a savvy customer wants to know what they are paying for! So here it is, five ways professional grade lights are better:
- Better materials – professional-grade lights are made with higher grade copper, meaning there is less corrosion and better connectivity. They are made of UV resistant plastic, meaning there is little to no yellowing over time. They contain higher grade LED’s, meaning the lights last for 50,000 hours of run time as opposed to 15-25,000 from store bought lights.
- Customizable colors – professional-grade led bulbs are individually screwed in to each socket – meaning you can achieve any color pattern that you desire. Permanent programmable lights cost thousands more, so professional grade string lights are a great way to achieve a custom look without the extreme cost!
- Brighter – our professional-grade bulbs are 2-3 times brighter than your average store-bought light, but draw the same amount of power as most store bought runs of the same length. They key is in the better construction and magnifying LED casings.
- Custom fit to you house – since our lights can be cut at 1 to 500 foot sections, we can cut them to fit your house precisely. No more lights that stop 4 feet shy of the corner, or run up a roofline or down a downspout to hide the excess. No, the lights go where we want them to go an nowhere else.
- They come with professional installation – we use these products because they are the best removable lights out there. They allow us to do a job that is centered on excellence, quality, and beauty.
We are up front about the fact that our lights cost more than store-bought lights. About twice as much as the average store-bought set. But they last more than twice as long and look better during that time span too. If you have any questions about our products and why we use them, click on the contact link up above and ask for Matt, he will gladly answer any questions you may have.