Light bulbs keep burning out one after another and electricians are booked through New Year. What’s going on?

The most common causes fall into five broad categories:

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Voltage problems

Fixture or socket issues

Vibration and environmental stress

Bulb quality and compatibility

Seasonal electrical load (especially around holidays)

Understanding which category applies to your situation can help you decide whether this is an annoyance—or a problem that shouldn’t wait until January.

1. Voltage Problems: The #1 Silent Bulb Killer
What Voltage Should Be in Your Home?
Most homes in North America are designed for 120 volts, with acceptable variation between 114–126 volts. When voltage consistently exceeds that range, light bulbs suffer first.

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Light bulbs are fragile by design. They sacrifice themselves long before your refrigerator or television does.

How Overvoltage Kills Bulbs
Excess voltage causes:

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