Most builders want to know what a finished job made. Far fewer can find out — and usually not because the job went badly. It is because the information was never captured in a shape that can answer the question.
These ten questions follow the money the whole way through a job: what you priced it off, how it was set up when you won it, what happened on site, where the costs landed, and whether anybody closed the loop at the end. A break at any one point stops the whole chain.
Answer them the way it actually works on a busy week, not the way it works when somebody is watching.
We’ll send you exactly what to change, in what order, in plain English — specific to the answers you just gave. No call, no pitch, and you can do every bit of it yourself.
If most of this is missing, that is not a failure of your business — it is how nearly every building company in the country is set up. The system was never built to answer this question. Iron Clad is the setup that makes it answerable.