ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL OPERATIONS · HAWAII

BUILT FOR
ELECTRICIANS.

Bids won on instinct, materials that move weekly, commercial jobs that pay slow. We run the numbers side of your electrical business — so every bid is grounded in what the work really costs.

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A 60-SECOND GUT CHECK

Which one of these keeps you up at night?

01Am I bidding jobs high enough to actually profit — or just to stay busy?02Which kind of work — service or commercial — is really carrying the business?03Can I take on bigger commercial work without the cash gap sinking me?04Are rising material costs eating my margin without me noticing?
01 / WHY ELECTRICAL MONEY IS DIFFERENT

GOOD INSTINCTS. NO DATA UNDERNEATH THEM.

The best electricians survive on sharp intuition — but intuition doesn't scale. Between material swings, slow commercial billing, and bids priced on gut, the margin story is invisible until it's gone.

SERVICE VS. COMMERCIALFast service tickets on one side; commercial jobs with progress billing — and sometimes retainage — on the other. Two money cycles, one bank account.
MATERIAL VOLATILITYWire, panels, fixtures — prices move between bid and install. If bids don't keep up, margin evaporates unnoticed.
BIDDING ON GUTJobs won and lost on instinct rather than true historical cost. Strong intuition survives — but it plateaus without data.
PERMITS & INSPECTIONSSchedules and payments that hinge on someone else's calendar — cash-flow dependencies you don't control.
THE LABOR GAPElectricians paid for the full day, billable for part of it — the same quiet margin leak every service trade carries.
BIGGER JOBS + GETCommercial work brings slower pay and heavier compliance — while Hawaii GET is owed on every gross dollar billed.
02 / WHAT WE HANDLE

THE BACK OFFICE OF AN ELECTRICAL BUSINESS. RUN FOR YOU.

Bids grounded in data.Real historical job-cost numbers behind every bid — so pricing stops being a gamble on memory.
Material tracking vs. bid.Actual material spend measured against what you bid, job by job — the margin leak caught while it's still small.
Service vs. commercial split.Which side of the business really carries you, answered from your own books.
Cash through the delays.Visibility across permit waits and slow commercial billing — so the gap between working and getting paid stops being a mystery.
03 / WHO THIS IS FOR

HAWAII ELECTRICAL SHOPS DOING $1M–$10M.

You win work on reputation and sharp instincts, but every bid is a bet placed without the numbers. You don't need someone to second-guess your gut — you need the data that proves it right.

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A GOOD FIT IF
You bid your own work
You run service alongside commercial jobs
You want pricing grounded in real job costs
NOT A FIT IF
You want a once-a-year cleanup for the tax return
You're shopping for a bookkeeper — that's not us
04 / ELECTRICIAN FAQ

STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

How do I know if I'm bidding jobs high enough?+

By bidding from your own historical job-cost data instead of instinct. When past jobs are costed properly, every new bid starts from what the work really cost last time.

Service vs. commercial — which is more profitable?+

They behave like different businesses: service pays fast in small tickets; commercial pays big but slow, with progress billing and sometimes retainage. We split them in your books so you can see which carries you.

How do material price swings affect my margins?+

Wire, panels and fixtures move between bid and install. If bids aren't tracked against actual material spend, margin evaporates without anyone noticing. We track the gap on every job.

Can clean financials help me win bigger commercial jobs?+

Yes — bigger commercial work brings progress billing, compliance, and sometimes bonding, all of which run on credible, current books.

What do I owe for GET in Hawaii?+

GET applies to gross billings — service tickets and commercial draws alike, not profit. We build it into pricing and set it aside as you bill.

THE NEXT STEP

60 MINUTES.
1 QUESTION.

We get down to the one question your electrical business most needs answered — then show you exactly what it takes to answer it.

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