From total contract value to project gross margin % — seven numbers that tell a renovation business owner exactly where each project stands.
You don't need a full finance department to stay on top of a renovation business — but you do need to know your numbers. Start with these seven.
Together they answer the questions owners ask most: are we collecting on time, are we spending on plan, and is this project actually worth doing?
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