Every job may look profitable on paper — but what’s your real profit per hour?

If you’re netting $3,000 on a job that takes 40 crew hours… that’s $75/hr. But if another job nets $2,000 in just 10 hours, that’s $200/hr.

Which one is better?

Your goal isn’t just to make money. It’s to make money efficiently. The best contractors track profit per hour — not just per job.

This lets you prioritize the most productive, high-margin work and stop wasting time on low-yield jobs.

Real World Mistake & Lesson:

A flooring contractor kept taking big projects that dragged on. We helped him analyze profit per hour — and it showed smaller commercial jobs were 3x more profitable per hour. He pivoted, and doubled monthly profit with fewer jobs.

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Ready to find out where your cash and profits are really going? Book your free 15-minute Profit and Cash Flow Call with me. No pressure. Just real clarity. I’ll help you see where your money’s hiding — and what to do about it. Schedule at www.CashFlowCallWithLarry.com