You know your trade cold — the work itself was never the hard part. What's harder is the business wrapped around it: quoting jobs at a price that actually holds up, keeping cash flowing between jobs, and building a crew you can trust without doing everything yourself. I coach South Bay service-based business owners on exactly that — so the business finally pays you what your work is worth.
I work with owners across a wide range of trades and service businesses, including:
General contractors · Electricians · Low-voltage & AV installers · Landscaping & lawn care companies · HVAC contractors · Plumbers · Roofing contractors · Property management companies · Commercial cleaning & janitorial services · Pest control companies · Painting contractors · Security & alarm system installers
Don't see your exact trade listed? If your business runs on quoting jobs, scheduling crews, and getting paid for work performed, the same numbers usually apply. Ask on the call.

A full job board can hide a lot. Estimates that were accurate two years ago may not reflect what materials and labor actually cost today. Change orders happen on the fly and don't always make it onto the invoice. Slow-paying clients tie up cash you need to cover payroll and materials on the next job. And it's easy to price the next job off what you charged last time, instead of what it actually costs you to do the work now.
None of that means you're running the business wrong. It usually just means nobody's had the time to sit down and look at the real numbers behind each job. That's what I help with.
Not a hundred tasks. The one or two things costing you the most, fixed first.
Quotes built on what a job actually costs you today — materials, labor, overhead — not what felt right or what you charged last year.
Know which jobs actually make you money and which ones quietly don't. Set profit aside on purpose, instead of hoping there's something left after payroll.
Systems and delegation that let good people run the job right — so growth doesn't just mean you working longer hours on every site.
A free 45-minute call, specific to your business. We'll look at where money and time are actually going, and what to look at first.
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