Double your profit. Build the systems that take your contracting business toward $5 million — without living on the jobsite forever. Most contractors don't have a work problem. They have a business problem. The jobs get done, the invoices go out, and somehow there's nothing left at the end of the year. You're the hardest-working person you know and you still can't tell anyone what your hour actually costs, whether the last job made money, or why February always hurts. Every other program in this space starts by getting you more work. The Contractors Guild starts by making sure the work you already have stops losing money — then builds out from there. WHO THIS IS FOR General contractors, remodelers, and custom builders. Home-service trades — HVAC, plumbing, electrical. Owners doing roughly $0–$5M who are still on the tools, or just barely off them. People who want the business side taught straight, by someone still running real jobs. WHO THIS IS NOT FOR Anyone looking for trade or technical training — this is the business, not the craft. Anyone chasing a get-rich-quick pitch. Anyone not willing to run their own numbers. THE PROBLEMS THIS FIXES You price off your gut, or off what the last guy charged, and hope it works out. You've been burned on a change order, a slow-paying client, or a job that ran way over. You can't step off the tools because the business stops when you do. Your crew's either overloaded or standing around, and both cost you. Your competitors are starting to use AI and you don't know where to begin. WHAT'S INSIDE The Real Number System (free) — your true hourly cost, so every price you set is measured against something real. Pricing & Estimating (free) — turning that number into prices that actually hold. Contracts, Payments & Collections — so profit on paper lands in the account. Sales & Client Communication — plus getting found online and by AI. Managing Crews & Multiple Jobs — running more than one job without living in your truck. Scaling & Stepping Off the Tools — the actual mechanics of a business that runs without you.

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