In 30 minutes you'll build your Monday Money Map and finally know exactly where the cash is going, which of four hidden leaks is hitting you hardest, and what to fix first.
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Jobs are booked. The crew is moving. Customers are calling. Invoices are going out.
Then the next round of payments hits. Payroll is due. Vendors are waiting. Materials need ordering. Taxes are sitting there. A customer payment is delayed. A truck repair pops up.
And somehow the bank account doesn't look nearly as good as the month felt.
"How are we still this tight after all that work?"
If you've had that moment, you're not alone. And it's not a sales problem.
Most business owners don't have a revenue problem first. They have a financial visibility problem. You can't fix what you can't see.
Not accounting theory. Practical clarity you can use the same week.
We walk through the four financial leaks that quietly drain cash and confidence from otherwise good businesses and you score each one for your own company as we go.
Using the Masterclass Worksheet, you'll score your books, your cash visibility, your margin clarity, and your decision confidence in real time, with real examples.
You won't get a pile of finance homework. You'll leave with one clear priority for the next 30–90 days and a simple framework to run every Monday morning.
By the end of this session you'll have a simple 10-minute weekly check that answers three questions every Monday morning:
The result: You walk away with a clear roadmap, not a mountain of complex spreadsheets.
Multi-stage draws, subcontractor networks, complex timelines and cash that disappears between milestones.
HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, concrete. Scaling a field crew means cash timing issues compound fast.
Landscaping, painting, restoration, cleaning. Seasonal swings and thin margins make cash flow critical.
Adding trucks, crews, equipment. Every hire tightens cash before it helps. You need to see the gap clearly.
Have strong revenue but inconsistent money in the account
Float payroll or materials yourself more often than you should
Manage the whole business off a single checking account balance
Have active books but don't trust them enough to make job or hiring decisions
Want clearer numbers without becoming your own accountant
Are tired of tax time being a gut punch every single year
I run Account Mobility, a firm dedicated to giving contractors, trades, and home-service owners the clean, decision-ready numbers they need to actually grow.
Before founding this company, I owned and operated two food businesses. I’ve sat in your chair. I know exactly what it feels like to navigate payroll pressure, scramble through supplier calls, and deal with the "we're busy, but where is the cash?" stress that keeps so many owners up at night.
I built this firm with one focus: helping business owners understand their numbers and make better decisions. This masterclass is the exact framework my team uses inside the books of successful contractors every single week.
Early morning, lunch, or after the crew clocks out. Multiple sessions available each month.
We'll email you the Masterclass Worksheet we'll fill out together live. Print it or pull it up on your phone.
Truck, office, or job trailer. No prep required. Just bring a notepad and an open mind.
We walk through real contractor examples. You score your own business in real-time.
You’ll know which leak to fix first and exactly what to watch over the next 90 days.
No. Most people join because their books are a mess or they don't fully trust what they have. That's exactly what we cover: what "good enough to make decisions" actually looks like, and where most financial setups break down for contractors.
No. This is a working session, not a webinar that turns into a 30-minute close. We cover the content, answer questions, and let you leave with something useful. We offer further help at the end, but it's entirely your call.
No. We talk the way contractors talk - jobs, crews, subs, draws, payroll, and cash timing. You don't need an accounting background. If you've ever run a job, you'll follow everything.
Yes, and we recommend it. A lot of owners bring whoever handles their books so everyone's working from the same understanding afterward. One Zoom link covers your whole team.
Register anyway, we send a limited-time replay to everyone who signs up. But the live session is better because you can ask questions during Q&A and score your own business in real time.
A notepad is plenty. If you have a recent P&L or a rough sense of your monthly revenue and payroll, bring it, it makes the exercises more concrete. But it's not required.
Leave knowing exactly where your cash is going and what to fix first.