A hundred small jobs and nothing left to show for it. We run the numbers side of your handyman business — so every ticket carries its true cost, and busy finally turns into ahead.
High volume, low tickets. No single job is big enough to notice when it loses money — so the losses hide inside the volume, and busy never turns into ahead.
You're booked solid, doing everything yourself, and the busier you get the less you seem to keep. You don't need more jobs — you need to know which ones pay, and whether this becomes a business.
Meet the team behind it →Almost certainly not, if quotes come from gut and habit. Drive time, materials, and the odd callback rarely get recovered on small tickets. We put the true cost under every job so pricing stops being a guess.
If it only makes money when you personally swing the hammer, it's a job. The numbers show whether there's margin beyond your own labor — and what it would take to build some.
The first hire changes the math completely: their all-in cost, the extra jobs they must produce, and the month they break even. We model it from your own numbers before you commit.
On high volumes of small jobs, the losses hide in the volume — unbilled drive time, fronted materials, underpriced tickets. No single job is big enough to notice. The books make the leaks visible.
GET is owed on gross receipts — every small ticket, not your profit. We build it into pricing and set it aside as you bill, so it never piles up into debt.
We get down to the one question your handyman business most needs answered — then show you exactly what it takes to answer it.
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