The jobs are coming in. The crew is moving. But your take-home isn't following, and nobody can quite tell you why. The leak is almost always in the paperwork between the job and the payment — and that's findable.
Rather not get on a call? Do the audit by chat instead →
Not in the work itself — in the gaps between quoting it, scheduling it, doing it, and getting paid for it.
Not a finance overhaul. A plain-English map of where time and money slip out, and the small fixes that plug them.
We walk the whole path a job takes through your business — quote, schedule, do the work, invoice, collect. I find where things stall, get retyped, or fall through the cracks, and where that’s quietly costing you hours and margin.
You get a report that names each leak, what it’s costing, and the smallest fix for it — faster quotes, invoices that go out on time, a number you can actually trust. Start with the one that pays back fastest.
Getting invoices out the same day and quotes followed up on time usually recovers real cash and hours a week — before touching anything custom.
“Invoices piled up until Friday because the job details lived in three notebooks and two phones. Some jobs never got billed at all.”
→ Same-day invoicing off the schedule. Nothing slips. ~6 hrs/week back, and fewer missed bills.
45 minutes on the phone, then a plain-English map of the leaks and what to fix first. Worst case, you're out 45 minutes.
Book the audit — $999