Independent financial & operational advisoryConstruction & specialty trades

Profitability advisory for construction & trades

Busy doesn’t
always mean
profitable.

Know what your jobs really earn. Price with the full cost in view. Make confident decisions about where your business goes next.

For owners of established construction
and specialty trade businesses.

Job profit visibilityOverhead & pricingCash clarityPractical execution

Sound familiar?

You know the work.
Do you know the margin?

A full schedule and strong revenue can hide the questions that matter. Start where the numbers and the reality of running your business don’t line up.

01 / Job profitability

“The estimate looked good.
Where did the profit go?”

Labor overruns, rework, and overhead can change the picture. See what’s left when the full cost of the job is included.

Understand your job margins
02 / Cash clarity

“We’re showing a profit.
Why is cash still tight?”

Customer payments, payroll, and supplier bills run on different clocks. Understand what is driving the cash pressure.

Make sense of your cash
03 / Pricing & overhead

“We’re winning more work.
Are we pricing it right?”

More jobs bring more demands. Check whether your prices cover the cost of doing the work and running the business.

Review the full cost

What changes

Useful numbers.
Better owner decisions.

A report is only useful if it helps you act. Connect job costs, overhead, and cash to the decisions you face every week.

See how we work
  1. 01

    Know which work earns its keep

    Understand job performance beyond the markup in the original estimate.

  2. 02

    Price with the business in view

    Account for the operating costs your jobs need to support.

  3. 03

    Turn the findings into a next move

    Decide what to change, who owns it, and how to check progress.

A focused way to begin

One important question.
A practical path forward.

You don’t need to overhaul everything at once. Begin with the uncertainty that is getting in the way of your next decision.

  1. 01

    Define the concern

    Choose the business decision you need to make and what a useful answer would change.

  2. 02

    Test the numbers

    Examine the relevant job, cost, cash, and accounting evidence. Make gaps and assumptions visible.

  3. 03

    Make the next move

    Agree practical changes and a way to see whether they are helping.

A practical next step

Let’s find out what your
jobs are really earning.

Tell us where the numbers don’t make sense. We’ll start with the business decision you need to make.

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