Christmas Lights Pricing To Stay in Business!

Quoting for Christmas lights can be hard sometimes. How do I charge? Is that too much? Will they pay that much?
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[@jimb5837]

When you Google the price of Christmas lights installation home advisor says the average cost for professional installation of Christmas lights is between $1.25 per foot to $3.00 per foot. I imagine sites like these cause headaches for business owners.😩

[@BrandonMillerRaps]

That's just for installation of putting them up. You also charge for taking them down. And the price goes up further if you have to supply the lights. Still at $8 a foot, that's pretty high but I'm just now looking into it and learning

[@tsunamicleaningservice1184]

​@@BrandonMillerRaps hey boss any update for how much to to charge per sqf installed now in 2024 only for labor? They're putting all materials lights. Thank you.

[@BrandonMillerRaps]

@@tsunamicleaningservice1184 I charge $5 a foot and charge half price the next year

[@DadYeldarb]

Interested to know that, if the pricing model includes the lights, does that make the repeat years more profitable, if keeping lights to re use for that customer or does the price then allow for storage of the lights instead of supply. Interested to know how this side is broken down profitably.

[@dimakavetskyy2082]

offtopic just watched a video a year ago and you look great man

[@danmurnan1065]

Make that Christmas Light MONEY!

[@kingofpressurewash]

Yup that’s right

[@mr.dillpickle]

And I'm back, one year later 👍

[@lyrical9253]

Question so does that prices is for customer to keep the lights ? Or do I get to keep them to use them again next year, thanks in advance

[@alexgutierrez1561]

Sir I just started out, I’m 17! Winter time is coming. How much should I price at starting?!

[@pressurewashingandmylife]

Anyone know of a video breaking down pricing for customers who want to buy lights vs renting?

[@justfasthd24]

Great video Jason keep them coming!

[@RobBastien]

$8 a foot, on another video, you are saying $35 a foot. What's the right price? Thanks for the tips.

[@kingofpressurewash]

$8 foot for c9 on houses $35 A foot for trees

[@johncunningham3039]

Two things. Do you have a IG account? Are you willing to share what product and amount of products a new Christmas light installer should buy? I ask because I've learned that I need to market my business for Christmas lights by October. Thank you for any help you can offer.

[@wealthhealthlovespirit8735]

So do you charge $8 for installation and removal or just installation??

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

For installation and removal

[@flipdat136]

I started at $3-$4 for residential and $6-$8 for commercial. After 10 homes/businesses I have passed what I put in materials. I did this to start my business and help promote it for next year. I think it also depends on where you live. Can’t wait for next year! Happy Holidays everybody🤘🏻

[@padpal2924]

Hey, would you offer one on one coaching? Last year was my first year and we did well but I want a paid mentorship where I can take my business to the next level.

[@treyrobinson7373]

I charge $4.50/ft and have more than double profit margin. I’m struggling to understand how that isn’t profitable for you? It then drops to $2.50/ft for installation each year after ($2.50/ft for installation and $2/ft for purchase of the lights). I’m 21 years old and did $50k in profit last year for Christmas lights alone. I’m truly just interested in why you are so passionate about not charging my prices? What are your hourly wages for your employees?

[@treyrobinson7373]

Would love to chat with you about this would really appreciate your insight. Can’t find any way to contact you though

[@lyrical9253]

Does customer keep the lights?

[@Jefe214]

@@treyrobinson7373 is there any way i can dm you about your experience so far. Just got my first gig at a house for Wednesday and wanna make sure I have all the right materials

[@brianhall7953]

$4.50/ft? Don't tell me you are providing Home Depot incadescent lighting to your customers? Those are the cheapest lights to my knowledge. LED bulbs at a minimum are about $1. That leaves you w/ $3.50 for light string, jumps, male/female connectors and clips. Not to mention fuel and labor.

[@ManifestAntonio]

How’s this year coming along? That’s pretty solid I’ve landed a few jobs for this week👌

[@snip_king428]

People don't realize how much wire, plug connectors and the cost of C9 bulbs actually cost.

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

You’re absolutely right

[@Professor-taboo]

$20 for 25 feet

[@cleanclippingslawnservice7128]

Thank you for sharing

[@renukrewsoftwash5666]

Great Video!

[@jackrue7]

Thank you for your videos! I am curious. I added lights few years ago mainly as a way to keep my lawn maintenance guys employed year round but lighting side has now grown . My model was to sell the customers the lights the first year and charge labor for rehangs. We have done OK but hate to think about the amount of money I may be leaving on the table after looking around on the net. Just curious but when you guys get $6-$8/foot a foot for c7s, is that first year or for rehangs? Thanks in advance!

[@kingofpressurewash]

Same for second yearmight and I mean do 10 percent off second year

[@kingofpressurewash]

Same for second year also

[@jackrue7]

Sorry but it that for them owning the lights or leasing? No difference? I did the HBL training in Omaha years ago when LightLinks were the thing and leasing was not really a good option with those designs.

[@CodyGermino]

So, do you charge to buy the lights for the customer, or is that included in you price ? Do the customers keep the lights or do you keep them till next season? Also I was wondering for the 1000' line of C9 stringers with 12" spacing can I cut those to length and make my own cut to length C9 stringers? Love the videos. Thanks for taking your time to make these for people like me who are curious.

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

Yes we make her own custom see nine stringers and extension cords. I have videos on here KZbin how to do it or you can go to ChristmasLightshelp.com. That price is as providing the lights

[@johnperez93640]

Basically overcharge customers so YOU can be in "business"? Thats crazy because i been doing peoples xmas lights on their houses every year FOR FREE. I already make money from working my job, after work ill go do someones house and wont charge them anything. Its more fun than work.

[@Anthony-fe4oj]

Does this price include taking down the lights as well ?

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

Yes it also includes take down

[@vendingservices8900]

Sometimes you can double your profit margin by raising prices $1/foot. No brainer.

[@hamburgerhoover208]

What if the customer supplies all the materials ?

[@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185]

Hopefully it's not old tangled lights lol... I've had to reject those lights and sometimes hard headed customers with them lol... I think it depends on where you live...

[@squeakbrothersofficial8163]

What do you do when it isn’t Christmas time?

[@kingofpressurewash]

Pressure washing

[@thisismagacountry1318]

He squeaks by,...

[@cisb2938]

All watchers, replace his word "Profitable" and "Successful" with the word Greedy. Because he's absolutely lying about the cost. Out of that $600 and $800 example, he's claimed the cost is more than $300 magically more than $400. That's Insanely inflated.

[@user-ur6ci4kj7b]

Is this the same guy?

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

As who

[@user-ur6ci4kj7b]

@@ChristmasLightsCommunity i think you have lost some weight from last years videos? Keep up the great work

[@Professor-taboo]

I bet you have 4 houses a year

[@nostradamus7648]

Add 30% for Bidenflation 😂

[@brandonmoini7009]

I was just thinking this

[@duncanator9307]

Welcome to Trumpmas🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jetman4774]

So not sure what part of the country your in but I think that has a lot to do with your prices. I have been having for 15 years with just myself and a few helpers. I have always been profitable. My price is around 2.15 for LED materials. My labor charge is per hr on the job. And I do 0 marketing. I have a website and that’s about it. I usually can’t do all the business I get. I have to turn people down. I am not trying to attack you by the way. I am honestly curious how you do it? Please let me know.

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

Whats your average customer? How many customers per year? And how much profit do you make at the end of the year? What if you could do less jobs and do more money?

[@ChristmasLightsCommunity]

and im just asking questions myself?

[@jetman4774]

@@ChristmasLightsCommunity so right now I have about 300+ clients. With a 98% return rate from year to year. Average price per house. Maybe 350. Average amount of lights on the house. 175-225. And for the last 10 years. Average 50k profit. After all my pay outs. Mind you this is not my full time gig. I have another full time job. So this is a seasonal business that I make more than 1/2 my annual salary in 3 months. And I have seen as you increase prices people get pissed and your name gets trashed on social media. Next thing ya know your clients are gone. But if you price it fair. They market for you. May name an number is blasted all over Facebook. Next door. And every other place. So I never have to advertise. Those people that I have treated fairly are my champions and fight for me. I still get customer that ask for quotes and say I am way to expensive. I am also fully insured and do commercial jobs as well.

[@jetman4774]

@Fau Q no, thats the average feet of lights on a house. Lots of homes here are zero lot lines. They are stacked next to each other. So we do just the front of the house. The average price per house for labor is $350. The first year I have a new customer their bill is higher because I sell them the product +labor on the first year. And then I charge them a labor price every year to put it up. If they add lights at any point then that cost is billed at that time. And I have a markup on the products i sell. So I make a small profit on the sell of lights. And then make straight profit on the labor.

[@kingofpressurewash]

Micah When people say they don’t spend money on marketing this is what I think. You start firing your low paying customers and you start doing marketing and you get a higher paying customers in our return rate is still 85% also. But our average customer is paying $1800 every year. That’s called you put up Christmas lights and you don’t have to have another full-time job

[@bwalter3984]

Hey! I signed up for your $100 premium membership. Idk what’s next? It didn’t ask for my email or anything?

[@bwalter3984]

So I figured it out. But it seems like everything on the I’m going to pay for each month is the same stuff for free on KZbin?

[@Justin-bc8gi]

@@bwalter3984 learned anything worth the course price?

[@bwalter3984]

@justin Worth every penny. This was my first year installing Christmas lights. I learned everything I needed to know in October from the course and I had a very successful first year. Christmas light part is easy but the part of the course that was most beneficial is the business side. From marketing Christmas lights to pricing, I did what he said and it worked for me.

[@EricCrouchteacher]

Man you are all over the place. You should watch this back and see how there is 20 seconds of info in a 10 minute clip.

[@Gerardoealcantara]

I get you being paid for your time and effort, and I'm all for it...but the fact that you are trying have a profiting business off of putting Christmas lights for people is ridiculous. Get a real job!

[@ethanbaker5987]

Bro I cannot believe the way you think.

[@fishjames100]

Gerardo keep working for the man, the rest of us will grow a business. Dumbest comment I've read in a while.

[@kurtsakslsvideosaks9185]

​@@ethanbaker5987you are correct... let him start dragging that 40 ft ladder through the mud and see if he doesn't have a change of heart😂