As a general rule, my answer is no. I did have one customer who had me install large wreaths on 3 windows. I tried to explain that my time wasn't cheap and a handyman could do the job cheaper, but they insisted they wanted me to do it. So I did it and charge just like it was an electrical item. Last year I sent one of my crews to do the job and the customer didn't really like that, not that they didn't do a good job, it just wasn't me doing it. I get that a lot from long time customers who expect me to always do their job.
I had a chance to buy a franchise called "Christmas Decor" for my area. I turned it down because I couldn't see how you could make enough to cover the initial investment. Well, that was a mistake. They are all over our upper end subdivisions ($1mil+). I talked to one of their sales guys who said the average house spends about $6000 each year. Oh well.
