Price Per Foot with Joseph and Chelsea Murphy

On the Kingdom Christmas Lights podcast, Joseph and Chelsea Murphy frequently discuss important industry topics, including one of the most debated—contractors who charge based on a "price per foot" model for Christmas light installations. In their opinion, this pricing strategy doesn’t capture the true value of what a premium holiday lighting service should be. Instead, they advocate for a service-based approach that prioritizes quality, experience, and personalization.

### The Issue with "Price per Foot" Installations

Many contractors in the holiday lighting industry offer per-foot pricing as a straightforward way to charge for installations. While this may seem like a simple method for customers to understand, Joseph and Chelsea believe it often overlooks the true essence of the service. Charging by the foot reduces the project to mere numbers, rather than reflecting the care and expertise required to create a unique, professional holiday display.

According to Joseph and Chelsea, per-foot pricing can lead to cookie-cutter installations where the main focus is quantity over quality. These installations might not account for important factors like the complexity of the design, the type of rooflines or architectural features involved, or the special lighting needs of a customer’s home or business. It limits creativity and fails to reflect the comprehensive service that goes into designing, installing, and maintaining beautiful holiday lighting.

By focusing on service rather than a per-foot calculation, Kingdom Christmas Lights ensures that every client receives personalized attention and a display that is truly unique to their property. This approach also allows them to factor in details like roof safety, energy-efficient solutions, and optimal lighting placement, which are all essential for a high-quality display.

To hear more about their perspective on holiday lighting services and the issues with per-foot pricing, tune in to the Kingdom Christmas Lights Podcast hosted by Joseph and Chelsea Murphy. For more information on their services and how to get a custom holiday lighting display, visit their official website at [**KingdomChristmasLights.com**](https://www.kingdomchristmaslights.com). If you’re a contractor looking for high-quality products, check out their partner site at [**ChristmasContractor.com**](https://www.christmascontractor.com) for the best holiday lighting supplies.