Certain situations negatively affect the contracting business arena; some are facts, while others are figments of the imagination.

If a contractor finds his profits decreasing, it may be time to examine task pricing and how many revenue-producing hours your technicians bring in. 

Networking and training are the best reasons for joining an industry group. They also keep members abreast of legislation and regulations that can positively or negatively affect them. Keep an open mind and see how an industry association can help your business.

When your technicians believe you are rich because of the prices you charge, it’s up to you to educate them about how your business is run and how the hours they work contribute to the company’s profitability.

What beans should you count to do what is right for your business to succeed? Read on to determine the just-right factors to properly price your services while collecting a profit. 

When clients balk at the price of your services after the work has been completed and the invoice is signed and paid, it’s usually because they talked to an unscrupulous and inexperienced plumber. And that plumber said he could have done the work for less. Read on for some tips to handle that in your company.

A lot of heart and technical skills can start a contracting business. But business expertise will make it a success.

Business owners need to keep track of many things to keep their entrepreneurial dreams alive. Knowing how tangible and intangible costs affect your pricing and your profit margin is critical for any home services contractor.

For home service contractors, making a service call incurs many costs to the business. What if the customer decides not to have the work done? Charging a minimum service charge fee can alleviate the contractor’s financial burden.