Electrical Business Consulting | The Business Checkup

What we inspect

Profit margin by work type
Labor recovery and crew productivity
Material markup, waste, discounts, and warranty
Invoice timing, receivables, and cash drag
Owner bottlenecks, management gaps, and delegation
Books, controls, tax stress, and exit readiness

Trade note

Electrical margin often leaks after the estimate

Change orders, labor hours, material substitutions, project closeout, and receivables can turn a good bid into weak cash. The Checkup looks at how the job actually finished, not only how it was sold.

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Why a diagnostic beats a generic consulting pitch

Two companies in the same trade can have completely different problems. One needs cash discipline. Another needs pricing. Another needs a manager. Another needs books clean enough to sell. The Checkup finds the correct first move.

Common questions

Do you work with Electrical businesses?

Yes. The Checkup is built for owner-run service and trade businesses, including electrical companies that need a clear business picture.

How big should the business be?

The strongest fit is usually an established business doing roughly $750K or more, though the fit call determines whether we can help.

What if I do not know the exact numbers?

That is normal. We use what you know, inspect what is actually happening, and show the missing numbers in plain English.

Apply for a Checkup

Tell us about the business.

We work with established owner-run businesses and only take one on when we believe the Checkup can create value. The form takes about 30 seconds.

Fit call before any on-site visit.
Written findings after the Checkup.
NDA, proof of insurance, and bonding before we visit.