A Super Simple Explanation of How General Contractors Make a Profit
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, some people said they couldn’t find where to sign up for Real Enta’s Slope Management Workshop, so I redesigned the banner at the top of the page lol. This is how it originally looked, but here’s the updated version below. I don’t think anyone will get confused now lol. The banner above…
Is Your Company Profitable? (Part 2) | Management Analysis
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. This is a continuation of my previous post. Last time, I looked specifically at Option 1—a company with just one person. Is your company profitable or not? (Part 1) This time, I’ll cover Option 2: 1. A company with just one person (specializing in slope stabilization work only); 2. One person and a complete set of spray equipment; 3. One person, spray equipment, and construction services…
Considering the General Contractor’s Expenses and Profit Based on Subcontractor Quotes | The Details of the 90% Contract Award
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. When you add up the headquarters and branch expenses of major contractors, the total is generally around 10% for most companies. What I’m trying to say is: Are you factoring in the general contractor’s expenses and profit margin when you prepare your quotes? If the general contractor makes a profit, the subcontractors do too…