Price a job in five minutes
What to charge per linear foot, how to bid rooflines against trees and column wraps, and the margin math that keeps a job profitable after you've paid labor and the lights.
The full playbook for running a Christmas light install business — what to charge, where to buy, how to quote a house from one photo, and how to fill your calendar in the eight weeks that actually matter.
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What to charge per linear foot, how to bid rooflines against trees and column wraps, and the margin math that keeps a job profitable after you've paid labor and the lights.
The exact C9 runs, clips, timers and storage reels the pros use, where to source them wholesale instead of retail, and the gear you can skip entirely your first season.
The system that turns a customer's phone photo of their house into a lit-up preview and a priced quote you send back the same day — while your competition is still scheduling a site visit.
Clip patterns, ladder work, and wiring runs that don't trip a breaker on the coldest night — plus the takedown and storage service that gets you paid twice for the same customer.
Every house on this page is a weekend of work and an invoice that clears four figures.
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