Sound Improvements, LLC

Kinda looks like a alligator head

Finally got to be the time to retire .
That's good !
Ya but forgot I'd be old when I did it
Can't think of everything.

Going out of business sale
Hard to find bulbs
Breakers . Split bolts . Crimps .
Connectors . Lugs . Fan boxes. Etc
Next 3 weekends sale 7am -4pm
22035 zoar rd georgetown
Thanks for the past 35 years !!!

Congratulations Paul and Morgan! We're incredibly proud of you both!

Taking down the Christmas lights? Try wrapping them around a cardboard tube to keep them organized. A used wrapping paper tube or even fold cardboard will work. Makes decorating a breeze for next year.

Outdoor Christmas Lighting Tips
Always Choose Waterproof Lights
There is a variety of lights to choose from. First and foremost, always use waterproof or water-resistant lights with a tag marked underwriters lab (UL). This means the lights meet national industry standards with the American National Standards Institute. Also, when you're buying Christmas lights to use outside, make sure they are rated for outdoor use (just like your extension cords). Never use indoor Christmas lights outdoors.

Outdoor Christmas Lighting Tips
Keep Extension Cords Out of the Way
When using extension cords, make sure they are rated for outdoor use, and keep the connections above ground, snow and water. Try to avoid high-traffic areas. Tape cords across walkways, and use the correct length needed to travel to your lights. You don't want your cords to be too long so they pile up and create walking hazards.

Outdoor Christmas Lighting Tips
Use the Proper Outlet
For starters, safety first! Your source of power should come from a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet. This type of outlet will shut the circuit down if there is overcurrent. We want your lights to shine, not sparks to fly! If you don't have a GFCI outlet, give us a call and we can permanently install one outdoors for holiday seasons to come.

Outdoor Christmas Lighting Tips
Use a good ladder when installing your lights. Secure them with insulated holders (never use tacks or nails). Don't install your lights on trees that come in contact with power lines. Before installing your Christmas lights, plug them in to make sure all of your bulbs are working. Make sure to turn your lights off when you leave or go to bed at night.

Thank you, Doug, for your great review on our page. It was a pleasure to work with you and we look forward to working with you in the future!
"Couldn't be happier, fast response, and first rate service from the company. I would definitely recommend them and would gladly use them if the need arises. I'd give them ten stars of I could!"

The holidays are just around the corner- give us a call for a free estimate for home theater/surround sound installations!

Remember- we sell Window Candles!