Who it’s for

Tell me if any of this sounds like your shop.

Who it’s for

Tell me if any of this sounds like your shop.

Who it’s for

Tell me if any of this sounds like your shop.

A customer, a builder or a carrier still owes you for work you already finished.

Jobs grow past the estimate, and the paperwork doesn’t always grow with them.

You can’t say what each job made last month, only what the shop averaged.

Your P&L lands late enough that you’ve already made the decision it was supposed to inform.

Your office manager is holding the whole operation together across 40 browser tabs.

You’d rather see the number yourself.

A customer, a builder or a carrier still owes you for work you already finished.

Jobs grow past the estimate, and the paperwork doesn’t always grow with them.

You can’t say what each job made last month, only what the shop averaged.

Your P&L lands late enough that you’ve already made the decision it was supposed to inform.

Your office manager is holding the whole operation together across 40 browser tabs.

You’d rather see the number yourself.

I work with roofing, restoration, mitigation and plumbing companies on insurance-paid work. I also work with service shops that have crews in the field, like HVAC and electrical, and with project builders who have change orders on every job, like renovation, outdoor living and hardscape, and custom homes. I’ll be working with more of both as Kavoron grows. If most of your work is paid by carriers, that’s where I start. If your kind of work isn’t on that list, that doesn’t rule you out, because the problems are the same five.

This is built for shops doing more than $1 million a year. Below that, the fixes are cheaper than I am, and the free 20 minutes will point you to the two things to turn on in the software you already pay for. Bigger shops fit too. If you run more than one division, we start with the one that loses the most money, and if you already have a controller or an operations manager, I work alongside them.

What has to be true

What has to be true

Your jobs live in software instead of on a whiteboard.

Someone will give read-only access for two weeks.

One person owns the numbers and can decide.

Who it isn’t for

Who it isn’t for

One-truck operations

If you’re a one-truck operation, this isn’t the right buy yet, and I’ll tell you that straight.

Anyone wanting representation with a carrier

No. I don’t contact your carrier, work claims, take a percentage, or represent you or your customer. I tell your office which files to work and in what order, and I build the tracker that keeps that list current.

If you’re not sure this is you, take the scorecard. It’s 15 questions and about 3 minutes, and you’ll know which two areas to look at first.

ScoreApp, a UK company, runs the scorecard and sends your answers to me.

The first step only takes 20 minutes.

The first step only takes 20 minutes.

The first step only takes 20 minutes.