Construction CFO for Roofing Contractors.
Roofing is weather-driven and material-heavy, with insurance and storm work that spikes cash in and out. We keep the money side steady when the work isn't.
The problem
Material is a huge share of every job, storm and insurance work arrives in unpredictable waves, and crew productivity makes or breaks the margin. A busy storm season can hide that the underlying pricing is off.
What we do
We build job costing that tracks material and crew productivity per job, cash-flow forecasting for the swings, and clean reporting that separates steady work from storm-driven spikes.
- Job costing on material and crew productivity
- Cash-flow forecasting for storm-work swings
- Separating insurance/storm work from base work
- WIP schedules on active roofs
- Overbilling analysis
A busy storm season can mask underpriced base work, and when the storms stop, the real margin is what's left.
FAQ
Yes. We forecast cash through the swings and separate storm and insurance work from your base business so you can see whether the underlying pricing actually holds when the storms stop.
It makes material tracking against bids the single most important thing. We track it per job so a supplier price increase can't quietly erase a roof's margin.
We focus on roofing contractors doing $2M to $15M in revenue who need real financial visibility but don't yet warrant a full-time CFO.
Let's talk.
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