Outdoor Lighting
Routine Care Task
Inspect, clean, and replace bulbs
This task reduces the risk of having to replace bulbs in bad weather.
And it also ensures the safety and beauty that your outside lighting is intended to have.
Priority
Timing: October (yearly)
NOTE: The tasks and timings shown here for your Outdoor Lighting are based on a single-family home located in Massachusetts with a default set of home care goals and priorities.
If you setup your POLICY-Wizard™ personal home manager for a different location with different home care goals, your recommended home care program can have different tasks and timings for your {home feature}.
How To
Turn outside lights on, inspect each fixture, and clean as needed.
If any bulbs are burnt out, then replace them. Be sure to not exceed the wattage rating recommended for the lighting fixture (usually printed on the fixture).
Helpful Accessories
The higher the lumens, the brighter the light.
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Benefits
The benefits of this task are relatively high for two reasons: 1) maintains the safety and beauty of your home; and doing the task in the fall avoids having to do this job during the cold winter months.
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Health & Safety
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Avoiding Unscheduled Repairs
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Appearance
Costs
The cost of this task is low, depending on how many outside lighting fixtures that you have. You will need to purchase the appropriate bulbs for your fixtures.
