Six short diagnostics. You put your own numbers in, you get an answer in about two minutes, and you see your result before anyone asks for your email.
Start here
The Mexico Test
Could you disappear for six months and come home to a business that is the same or better? This is the fastest read on how much of the company still runs through you.
Money
The month-end surprise
Find the line that moved. The problem is rarely that you spent the money. It is that you did not know you were off track while there was still time to do something about it.
Time
The ten o’clock test
What your evenings are actually costing you. Quoting at ten at night is not dedication, it is a staffing problem, and this works out the number.
Systems
The rework counter
What the redos are costing you. One predictable error, repeated across a year, adds up to a figure most owners have never seen written down.
People
The accidental manager self-check
You promoted your best worker into a job nobody trained them for. This scores what that is costing the crew around them.
Sales
The front door test
Six questions about your own quote form, scored against 62 Alberta trades and construction companies measured in July.
After a result
None of these are sales pages. If a number stings and you want to work through what sits behind it, start on the contact page.