WHO IT’S FOR
You run the business. You should know what earns.
For small trade and service firms that quote for work, employ a team and want a clearer view of where the money goes.
A good fit usually looks like this
- You have roughly 3–20 staff and job history to compare.
- You do comparable types of work, so there are patterns to examine.
- You decide what to charge and which work to pursue.
- You know your turnover, but profit by job type is less clear.
Plumbing, heating and HVAC
Installations, repairs and servicing use different amounts of time, materials and capacity. Find out whether your biggest invoices are also your strongest returns. Explore the plumbing audit →
Cleaning and other service businesses
Recurring contracts, one-off jobs and specialist work can look very different once travel, staffing and repeat visits are included. Explore the cleaning audit →
Electrical and other quote-based trades
The same question applies: which repeatable job types pay their way after the costs of delivering them? If you can share a job history and cost information, we can check whether an audit is suitable.
When it probably isn’t right
A sole trader with few comparable jobs, a newly started business or a franchise with fixed head-office pricing may get little value from this audit. It also doesn’t replace bookkeeping, accounts or tax advice.
Read the full fit exclusions →
Unsure about your business or records? Email alex@nelvant.com before buying.
BETTER NUMBERS. BETTER DECISIONS.
Make the work worth it.
Know which jobs to quote more of. And which ones need a rethink.