How To Make $5,000 A Week Hanging Christmas Lights!?

Happy Holidays my friend! Today we are out here setting up Christmas lights.
Holiday lights are a great way to make some extra cash and its a super simple skill that can literally make you thousands of extra bucks over the next couple weeks.
Anybody who has a ladder can start hanging lights and adding this into your business for a few weeks and make some extra money to buy some awesome gifts for everyone...
One thing I didn't mention in the video is most houses need 150 total feet of lights for just the front gutters. 200 total feet for the gutters plus the top ridge, and in this video I believe for every eave, ridge, and gutters was around 350 feet total and its pretty big so keep that in mind.
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Have a happy holidays and get after it!
- Spencer

[@50Street21]

You're absolutely right, Spencer, about this service being an add-on bonus. You're the perfect man for the job--you know roofs like the back of your hand and you have the equipment to make it happen. Brilliant endeavour to branch out, yet again, with the services you have to offer. Cheers! Darryl

[@JoshParkerWI]

I gotta get into this service. Nice job dude.

[@loreg1821]

It’s beautiful!!Love it!

[@SpencerClaeys]

Thank you! Yeah comes with a bit of practice but it’s not a bad gig!

[@robm7449]

It looks amazing man job well done 👌

[@MrMustafaAbbas]

Keep it up 🔥 We need longer videos ♥️

[@SpencerClaeys]

Will do! It got dark I ran out of time to film haha but checkout the podcast! Much more to come

[@melissaguzman9285]

Wowwww 🤩☃️

[@SpencerClaeys]

💰😘

[@shawnsolinko6453]

That's cute. We do $5,000 by 10 AM and others make more than that.

[@st8tch790]

I love the friend referral and the end he’s just choosing not to make a lot of money as possible in a single aeason

[@manuelmanuel3968]

Always good to see another Spence out here hustling. Do you have a military background?

[@PeaceMotherLover]

Outfit is 🔥 Keep grinding man

[@jollyranch1026]

Thanks

[@trentdelgadillo]

Spencer man you gotta charge more! Also, I would order commercial grade supplies. Much brighter and will give you the Confidence when charging premium price is knowing that you supply the best of the best equipment. Down in Portland I’m charging eight to $10 a foot. That job would’ve been well over two grand

[@SpencerClaeys]

Good info damn yeah! This wasn’t too hard of a job but yeah 1-2k would have been a lot nicer haha

[@stillXpist]

You seem to have to confidence and all the skills to charge much more, easily a $1200-$2200 job right there

[@SpencerClaeys]

@@stillXpist Maybe so! We'll see next year haha

[@firebrand514]

Seriously bro! ... I'm on the lower end at $5/ ft (+tax) and use only commercial grade. I would have still at least profited $1200. I used to be higher but too much cheap labor guys in my area who are really just pricing the business model right out of the market. Their quality of product and service sucks but then you gotta re-train the buyers into thinking about "getting what you pay for"; especially when the product is sub-par. Also, leasing program is the only way to go. Anyways, I still needed to come down a little in price but when I got into the business years ago, I would have cleared 2 grand on that job. I'm not doing houses without clearing a grand each though, so my pricing still closes deals. I wish I could still price mine over $6/ft.

[@alexgutierrez1561]

I just got my LLC as 17 yr, and need to buy lights but not sure how much to charge. Any tips ?

[@jeffreydavid7033]

Hey Spencer. I know this video is from last year but did you use all of the lights and supplies from the beginning of the video for that specific house? Just trying to get a ballpark idea of how much it’ll cost.

[@MillaPeak_RL]

What do you do legal wise, like whst if they start a fire abd you get sued

[@gotyoboard]

I’m not sure how insurance works on cleaning gutters, can you please help me or make a video about it? I don’t wanna go in someone’s roof without it. It’s like the only thing stopping me right now. Thanks!

[@nogoblackspubgmobile1236]

How do you advertise to get customers??

[@BMHomeServices]

Awesome video! when you are quoting a job at $500 is that only labor or are you including your light expenses too?

[@floriansejdic2462]

Most likely including the price of the lights and all the other costs

[@tylerfisher5931]

Nope that’s his profit

[@gmvm4944]

Hi brother, It's VM from India, I am inspired from ur work and Idea, i am also planning for the work like u , any suggestions or any possibility to work under u,, kindly rewrite ur reply

[@edwardkovalenko2320]

This side hustle is only for Xmas

[@nahomigracia4215]

I wish you were in Utah they are trying to charge me almost 4000 dollars I’m pissed

[@shawnmcgill]

How much do you charge to take down??

[@brendan6601]

Typically takedown is part of the initial cost. Shouldn’t take more than 3 mins to pull down the strands

[@vendingservices8900]

500 bucks? I’m charging 850 for like 100 feet. I literally wouldn’t do a job of this for less than 800

[@tecsuke]

Best way to get jobs?

[@mateot8428]

@@tecsukeHe wouldn’t answer that

[@redrocklawncare]

I love it my friend. However, you are losing out on a lot of money. go after premium cliental and charge premium prices. I am at 10 -12 dollars a linear ft, so $3500 for that house you did. You get half upfront and half day of service. All charged on cc on file automatically.

[@mike20855]

do you use your own lights and keep them for next year or does your fee include the cost and customer keeps them?

[@remycalypso6177]

Gotta charge more. $8-$12 per foot. Don’t undercut the comp my boy

[@dee-jh3bl]

So who pays for the products like lights, clippers etc you or the client

[@jollyranch1026]

Customer 😅

[@dee-jh3bl]

@@jollyranch1026 Huh?

[@msladyk81]

So you come back at the end of the season and take them down but the customer gets to keep the lights? Or do you take the lights?

[@mike20855]

​@@msladyk81I'm looking for the same info. seems like none of these videos explain that

[@shumushrif9204]

WEAR A SANTA HAT!

[@smc5946]

I will pay you 6k A week just to say you did it

[@jaxonbaker2512]

Use professional lights!

[@jaxonbaker2512]

Use professional lights!