Contractors
General, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping. Materials and crew before the draw clears.
Cash-flow timing is the whole game. A roofer waiting on a draw and a food truck with daily card deposits need different structures. Each guide covers the typical gap, the structures that fit, and the ones to avoid.
General, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping. Materials and crew before the draw clears.
Equipment failures, seasonal dips, second locations, and card-heavy revenue.
Repairs, fuel, slow brokers, and whether factoring beats an advance.
Build-outs, chairs, retail inventory, and appointment-driven cash flow.
Inventory and ad spend ahead of the season, marketplace payout timing, real margins.
Insurance reimbursement lag, equipment, and staffing.
Weekly payroll against net-30/60 client invoices. Payroll funding explained.
Contract mobilization, equipment, and vehicle costs with recurring revenue.
Inventory cycles, parts, and slow months.
Membership revenue, equipment refresh, and build-outs.
Law firms, agencies, brokerages: invoices and commissions.
Materials, work in progress, and net-60 customers.
Each has its own cash cycle, two worked scenarios, and trade-specific questions.
Install equipment beyond distributor limits; shoulder seasons.
Service trucks and GC draw schedules.
Switchgear deposits, retainage, bonding.
Storm surges and insurance-paid jobs.
The March ramp and the winter gap.
The truck, the commissary, event fees.
Weekend-heavy deposits and January.
Deposits, balances, and corporate net-30.
Ovens, wholesale accounts, holiday volume.
Buying two seasons ahead; markdowns.
Lifts, parts on terms, fleet accounts.
Chairs, imaging, reimbursement lag.
Contingency case costs and hourly receivables.
Media pass-through vs. fee receivables.
Listing-to-closing gaps.
Mobilizing a contract paid net-30.
Trucks, summer peaks, relocation accounts.
Machines, utilities, acquisitions.
Deposits held, seasonality, renovations.
Materials, WIP, machinery, long receivables.
Turns, margins, and customer terms.
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