Because the Cashing in on Christmas course is not part of a franchise, there are no ‘higher powers’ to give a share of the revenue or royalties to, so profit made is profit kept and conduct is up to the individual business owner. The course is already proving to be very popular as it offers customers the chance to start a business from their own home, being their own boss, following their own schedule and with no qualifications or degrees required. In fact, all that’s needed to set up a Christmas lighting business is determination and the course itself. Considering most people are rushed off their feet at Christmas, but still want their homes filled with cheer, the market for a service which decorates and lights up homes and businesses is huge. Click Here! for more info.

As a general rule, the installation season begins in early October focusing mainly on commercial properties. This is when you will start to look for leads and begin your installations. The season ends in mid to late January when you’ve finished taking down all the lights from your clients’ homes and businesses.

Christmas light installation businesses can make more than $1000 per day per work crew during the season. Well-organized installation crews can make more that $2000 per day. It is also not uncommon for installers to earn upwards of $3000 in a single day when installing larger residential and commercial jobs. I recently managed to get a lighting contract with a local hotel. The quote I gave was for $3200. My light costs were $600 and I paid my 2 employees $160 each for an 8 hour day. Do the math. At the end of the day, I had over
$2000 cash profit in my back pocket and a huge smile on my face. Click Here! for more info.