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Contractor Weekly Profit Scorecard
Save your weekly numbers, compare contribution, and decide what to fix before you spend more on leads.
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Know which estimate needs a call, what the extra work should cost, and where this week’s money went. Free tools for restoration, waterproofing, drainage, and plumbing businesses.
Turn your open estimates and job costs into a working system. Get the editable files, the words to use, and a day-by-day plan.
Built for the work between the calls
WaterProStack is a free business toolkit for water-damage restoration, basement waterproofing, drainage, and related contractors. It helps teams qualify inquiries, model job economics, define service areas, follow up on estimates, and track the few numbers that connect marketing activity to collected revenue.
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Five embedded lessons plus field assignments for call handling, appointment booking, voicemail, responsible SMS automation, and lead scoring.
Useful before the next call
Every calculator shows its assumptions. Every builder works without an account, and your entries stay in your browser.
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Save your weekly numbers, compare contribution, and decide what to fix before you spend more on leads.
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Keep a dated next action beside every quote. See overdue estimates and give each one a follow-up owner.
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Price extra crew-hours, materials, and equipment days before a small change eats the job’s margin.
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Build a polished estimate or invoice with line items, tax, discounts, deposits, scope notes, and a print-ready customer copy.
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Turn a proposed job total and direct costs into gross profit, overhead, net profit, and margin.
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Model how contact-rate improvements could change booked work without pretending every lead will close.
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Compare expected gross profit with lead cost, drive time, and mileage before expanding a service radius.
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Create a consistent call sheet covering access, source status, affected areas, safety flags, and next steps.
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Draft a five-touch follow-up sequence for prospects who requested an inspection or estimate.
Use the toolA simple operating loop
Most revenue leaks are not one dramatic mistake. They are small gaps between an inquiry, a returned call, a scoped visit, an estimate, and a collected invoice.
See the KPI definitionsRecord where the inquiry came from and whether it fits your service area.
Ask consistent questions without diagnosing conditions over the phone.
Build the visit around access, documentation, customer goals, and next actions.
Assign an owner, a deadline, and a measurable outcome to every open estimate.
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A field-ready system for capturing the first call, flagging caller-reported risks, assigning ownership, and handing off a complete record.
Read the guideBuild a field-to-office loop for committed cost, actual cost, labor, equipment, changes, collections, and job closeout.
Read the guideA five-touch planning framework with a plain-language scope sheet, dated next actions, clean exits, and useful loss reasons.
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Get the editable seven-tab workbook, 12 follow-up messages, and a 14-day rollout plan. Start with your open estimates today, then make the weekly review a habit.
Turn your open estimates and job costs into a working system. Get the editable files, the words to use, and a day-by-day plan.