Construction CFO for Masonry Contractors.
Masonry is labor-intensive and seasonal, so productivity and weather quietly decide the margin on every job. We make both visible.
The problem
Labor is the largest cost, weather stops work and stretches schedules, and unit pricing means a small productivity miss repeats across the whole job. The loss is baked in long before the numbers land.
What we do
We build job costing tied to crew productivity and unit output, WIP schedules on active work, and cash-flow forecasting that respects the seasonal swings.
- Job costing tied to crew productivity
- Unit-output vs. bid tracking
- WIP schedules on active masonry jobs
- Seasonal cash-flow forecasting
- Loaded labor rate for bids
On unit pricing, a small productivity miss repeats across every unit, so one mis-estimated crew rate can turn a whole job upside down.
FAQ
When you price by unit, productivity is the margin. We track crew output against your bid so you can see, per job, whether the crew hit the number your price assumed.
Yes. We forecast cash across the slow and busy stretches so a strong summer doesn't disappear into a lean winter without a plan.
A bookkeeper records what happened. We tell you which jobs made money, what you'll owe, how much you can bond, and what the business is worth, before the answers are already history.
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