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How much is your trade business
leaving on the table?

Six questions. One brutal number. Most solo tradespeople find $15,000–$40,000/year in leaks they didn't know existed — undercharging, unbilled time, callbacks, missed service agreements, material margin. Answer honestly and see yours.

What you actually charge on labor — not what you wish you charged.
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Solo trade at 40hr/week × 50 weeks × 60% billable ratio = about 1,200 hours.
Truck, insurance, tools, phone, software, licenses, rent — everything you pay whether you work or not. Typical solo trade: $25,000–$45,000/yr.
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Driving to supply house, writing estimates, admin, waiting on inspections, chasing invoices. Average: 8–15 hrs/week.
Percent of jobs where you go back at no charge to fix an issue. Industry average: 5–15%.
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If you buy a $100 part and charge $120, markup is 20%. Industry standard: 25–50% (some trades 100%+).
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You're leaving
$—
on the table this year

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Pricing framework, contracts, service agreements, callback prevention checklists — 5 kits, $99 (save $296).

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