Why the Most Successful Contractors Think Like Accountants

You don’t have to love math to think like an accountant, you just have to know your numbers.

The Secret to Growth: Financial Awareness

Successful contractors track every dollar that enters and leaves their business.
That means knowing:

  • Cost per job

  • Labor hours per project

  • Overhead percentage

  • Net profit margin

Those numbers tell you exactly how healthy your business is.

Don’t Fear the Numbers, Use Them

You don’t need a spreadsheet obsession; you need insight.
Profifyit gives you that automatically, every cost, every job, every profit, right in one view.

When you know your numbers, you make better pricing decisions and grow faster with confidence.

Profits Aren’t Guesswork

The difference between a struggling contractor and a thriving one is clarity.
When you track your data, you take control of your business’s future.

Learn more at Profifyit.com
Related reading: How to Price Jobs for Profit (Not Just to Win the Bid)

FAQs

Q1: Why should contractors track financial data?
A: It shows where your money goes, so you can price properly and protect profits.

Q2: Do I need accounting software for this?
A: No, Profifyit tracks costs and profits automatically without complex bookkeeping tools.

Q3: What’s a good profit margin for contractors?
A: Aim for 20–30% after materials, labor, and overhead.

Q4: How often should I review financials?
A: Weekly reviews keep you aware and agile in your decision making.

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