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Out-earn your best plumber.

We take the books, taxes and payroll off your desk and coach you on the flat-rate book, the supply house runs and what you pay yourself.

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Cost of goods

Plumbing

Take these out of revenue and what's left is your gross margin.

  • Parts and fixtures
  • Supply house purchases
  • Field labor
  • Permits and inspections
  • Excavation subcontractors
  • Equipment rental

Book your profit call

Thirty minutes on how the business runs. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

On the call, we'll cover:

  • How the business runs today: trucks, crews, software
  • What your numbers are telling you, and what they aren't
  • Which plan fits, with the price before you decide

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Every truck is busy, and you get paid last.

Drain calls, water heater swaps and the odd repipe all land in one bank account. Until the books split them apart, you can't see which work pays for the trucks.

  • Service calls and big jobs on different math

    A two-hour repair gets paid the same day. A repipe can run for weeks and pay in stages, and that's where cash gets stuck.

  • Supply house statements nobody checks

    If you buy on account at two or three supply houses, an unreconciled statement hides billing errors and parts that never made it onto an invoice.

  • Emergency calls that cost more than they pay

    After-hours work brings overtime and on-call premiums, and nobody checks whether the price covers them.

Plumber on his back working under a kitchen sink
Plumbing

The big questions

  • Is my flat rate high enough?
  • Why's the supply bill so big?
  • Do repipes make money?
  • Is after-hours worth it?
  • Can I pay myself more?

We start with your flat-rate book.

A flat-rate price is only as good as the labor and parts behind it, and both move every year. Your specialist checks the book against what a call costs you now.

Pricing
Flat-rate tasks priced on what labor and parts cost today.
Labor
Overtime and on-call pay, and whether after-hours work earns its premium.
Materials
Supply house buys tied to jobs, with the markup on every part.
Marketing
Where the drain calls come from and what each one cost to get.
Overhead
Trucks, tools and the answering service, measured against other plumbing shops.

Software we work in: ServiceTitan · Housecall Pro · Jobber · QuickBooks Online · Gusto

Numbers to watch

Plumbing
Average ticket
The quickest read on whether prices keep up with costs.
Gross margin by job type
Which calls pay and which only keep you busy.
Receivables on open jobs
Where staged payments sit before they turn into cash.
Overtime share of payroll
When after-hours demand pays for another plumber.

3 steps to more profit per truck.

  1. 30 minutes · Free

    Book a profit call

    Tell us how the business runs and what you want to know. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

  2. About 2 weeks

    We clean up and connect

    We catch up your books and connect your bank, payroll, field software and marketing numbers. Your six-week course starts in your inbox.

  3. Ongoing

    Get your coaching

    Your specialist walks you through the numbers and tells you what to change. Your first action plan lands inside 30 days.

What owners say

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Questions plumbers ask

More answers on the FAQ page
  • Yes. We reconcile supply house accounts with the rest of your accounts and match purchases to jobs when your field software records them.

Other trades we work with

We run trades businesses ourselves, and we compare your numbers with shops in your trade.

Franchises

We coach each franchisee on the numbers behind their profit, with advice that fits how your system runs.

Talk to us about your system

Add a truck or raise prices?
You'll know.

You'll know what the numbers mean and what to change, and the first call is free.

100% money-back in your first 30 days.