For Contractors
Your Accountant Doesn't Speak Contractor
Job costing. Bids. Overhead. Labor burden. Change orders. Seasonality. Equipment payments. We don't just understand your language — we built our entire business around it.
Talk to Someone Who Gets ItThe Blind Spots
The Numbers Most Contractors Never See
True job cost
Most contractors don't account for labor burden, truck rolls, warranty callbacks, or rework. Your real cost per job is 15–30% higher than you think.
Overhead allocation
Office rent, insurance, truck payments, admin staff — these costs need to be spread across every job. If they're not, you're pricing blind.
Break-even point
How much revenue do you need just to keep the lights on? Most contractors have never calculated this number.
Cash conversion cycle
The gap between when you pay for materials/labor and when you collect payment. This gap is what causes cash crunches.
Profit per labor hour
Not gross revenue — actual profit generated per hour your crews are in the field. This number tells you everything.
What We Install
Financial Systems That Speak Contractor
Job costing framework tied to your actual field operations
Cash flow forecasting that accounts for seasonality and project timelines
Pricing models built on real overhead, labor burden, and margin targets
Financial dashboards you can check from your truck
Monthly P&L reviews that actually mean something
Tax planning that starts in January, not December
FAQ
Contractor FAQ
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