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Job Costing & Profit

What this job actually made, before the next one starts.

A cutaway of a house mid-remodel: painters rolling a new wall color in the living room, new flooring half laid in the kitchen with a progress-billing tablet, an estimator going over good-better-best options with the homeowners at the dining table while one approves a change order by phone, an AC tech at the condenser with a maintenance-plan tablet, the service van in the driveway taking a tap-to-pay payment, a yard sign and a neighbor booking online from the sidewalk, and the shop office with the dispatch board, job costing, invoicing and the price book. On the map

What it does for you

  • Materials, crew hours and payments land on each job as they happen
  • Revenue and profit margin by trade, by crew and by lead source
+2 more we walk through on the call, with your own numbers — including what it would cost you and what we’d leave alone.

A sample month

Contract$18,650
Materials$5,120
Labor$6,340
Gross margin$7,190

Systems we set up that do this

We place and support these. Which one fits depends on how you run the place — that’s what the walkthrough is for.

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