YOUR EQUIPMENT'S LEAKING MONEY, AND IT'S NOT THE MAINTENANCE BILL.
Part 3 of Never Miss Payroll Without Taking On Debt covers the equipment and vehicle cost basis. A rate built on what you paid recovers enough to own a worn out machine. It doesn't buy the next one. It is published in full, nothing is asked for, and it plays above. The first five sessions fix the five most common financial holes in a subcontracting business. The last one teaches you how to keep a pulse on all five and keep them within spec.
EQUIPMENT COST BASIS CALCULATOR, AND WHAT IT COSTS.
Emailed on request. It's emailed as an attachment rather than posted as a link, so it goes to a real address and nowhere else.
THE EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE COST BASIS, FIVE THINGS.
The subject outline, so you can see whether this is the hour you need before you spend it. Each one is worked through on screen with the math rather than described.
Replacement cost rather than book value, and why a rate built on book value has you replacing a dozer out of the line of credit.
Seven productive hours in an eight hour day, and the twelve percent that goes missing every day a machine turns.
Metered against unmetered: an hour meter gives an hourly rate, and a pickup gets priced off the calendar instead.
Getting the rate into the bid and into the job cost at the same number, so estimated equipment and actual equipment compare.
Why equipment left sitting in overhead is the most common reason an overhead percentage climbs every year with no line item to blame.
ALL 3 OF THEM, AND WHAT EACH ONE COSTS.
You do not have to watch in order to use these. If the thing biting you today is two sessions away, take that workbook now and come back for the video when it suits you.
ONE OF 6, IN THIS ORDER.
The first five sessions fix the five most common financial holes in a subcontracting business. The last one teaches you how to keep a pulse on all five and keep them within spec. This is part 3, the equipment cost basis part. Each one stands on its own, and the order is what makes them compound.
Your Equipment's Leaking Money, and It's Not the Maintenance Bill
The 10% Myth That Tanks the Bank Account
Losing Money Before You Even Get to Site
Reading the Red Flags While You Can Still Fix Them
THE SAME SYSTEM, ALL OF IT.
CONTROL: C.F.O.S. Construction Financial Operating System is the whole build order these six sessions walk, from job cost structure through to the monthly cadence that keeps it running. This session is the equipment cost basis part. Every tool used across the series comes with the book: a QR code inside it, a password, and every CONTROL template downloadable at runoncfos.com. The paperback is $24.99.
This session is chapter 2 of the book. Chapter 2, Equipment Cost Basis, at runoncfos.com.
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