Why construction businesses lose money off site

Not on the job. On the lapsed accreditation, the plant that failed mid-week and the month nobody closed.

A typical week Mon Records Tue Plant Wed Close Thu Report Fri Plan
How we work

Hold the assets, track the renewals, close the month

A contractor's week belongs to the site. Renewal dates, servicing schedules and management accounts lose that competition every time, and the cost surfaces as a lost tender or a breakdown rather than as a missed deadline.

Holding those centrally makes them happen. One calendar covering insurance, accreditations and filings, one asset register with service dates, and a monthly close per business.

Then capital can be planned. Plant replaced on a cycle costs less than plant replaced the morning it dies, and the funding is arranged in advance rather than under pressure.

Our principles

Three beliefs behind the method

One renewal calendar

Nothing lapses quietly between jobs.

Service on schedule

Breakdowns cost more than maintenance.

Not a contractor

Construction work is done by the operating businesses.

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