Electrical Fractional CFO Services
Most electrical companies run at 8–15% net margins. Yours should be at 20%+.
We’ve sat on the buy side of home services M&A. We know residential service vs. new construction economics, crew productivity, material margins, and commercial billing cycles. We don’t just read your P&L — we know which numbers are wrong and exactly where your margin is leaking.
Measurable margin improvement in 90 days | 200+ acquisitions reviewed | ServiceTitan + QBO specialists
Where electrical companies lose margin
No idea which divisions are actually profitable
Residential service calls, panel upgrades, new construction, commercial projects — each has fundamentally different cost structures. Without division-level P&Ls, your profitable residential service work might be subsidizing low-margin commercial jobs and you’d never know.
Revenue up, take-home flat
More trucks, more electricians, more overhead — but the owner’s draw hasn’t moved. Every new hire has a breakeven point nobody calculates. We’ve seen electrical companies grow 40% in revenue while profit margins actually shrink.
Pricing based on competition, not your actual costs
Your flat rates or T&M pricing were set years ago and haven’t been rebuilt against current labor costs, materials, and overhead. You’re completing jobs at margins thinner than you think because nobody has connected real job cost data to your pricing.
Operational data lives in a silo
Job completion rates, electrician productivity, callback frequency, average ticket — the data exists in your field service platform but it never connects to your financials. You can’t see which crews produce margin and which ones cost you money.
A CFO focused on your electrical profitability — not just your books
Profitability Diagnostic
Most electrical contractors find 5–10+ points of margin improvement in the first 90 days. We map your margins by division — residential service, new construction, commercial, panel upgrades — then show you exactly where the gaps are and what closing them is worth in dollars.
Monthly Financial Review
Know exactly what changed in your margins last month — and what to do about it this month. A structured monthly meeting walking through your P&L by division and crew, tracking variance against benchmarks, and identifying the specific actions that improve your bottom line.
KPI Dashboard
The numbers that actually drive your electrical bottom line — connected to your financials for the first time. Revenue per electrician, average ticket by service type, close rates, cost per lead, and gross margin by division, all tied to financial outcomes. Updated monthly.
Cash Flow Forecasting
Know exactly when cash gets tight before it happens — not after. Rolling 13-week projections accounting for project timelines, commercial receivables, equipment purchases, and seasonal patterns, so you make growth decisions with confidence instead of checking the bank balance.
Compensation & Incentive Design
Comp that drives revenue AND margin — not top-line growth that destroys profitability. We model electrician pay plans, performance bonuses, and incentive structures against your actual margins so you attract top talent without giving away your profit.
Exit & PE Readiness
Every dollar of margin improvement is worth 4–7x at exit. A $10M electrical company at 10% margins might sell for $3–4M. At 20% margins, that same company is worth $8–14M. We build your books to PE standards — adjusted EBITDA, quality of earnings prep, add-back documentation — whether you sell next year or in ten.
If you’re leaving $500K/year on the table, that’s $42K slipping away every month you wait. Let’s find the 5–10 points of improvement hiding in your numbers.
The expertise to know what’s wrong. The tools to fix it.
We know your trade — financially and operationally
We work exclusively with HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing companies. We don’t just understand your chart of accounts — we understand your operations. Tech comp structures, seasonal demand patterns, job costing gaps, crew economics, pricebook optimization. That operational depth is why we can find margin that generic CFOs miss.
200+ home services financials reviewed — we know what good looks like
Our team has reviewed financials on 200+ home services acquisitions on the buy side — including experience at firms like Apex Service Partners. We’ve seen what 20%+ margins look like across every trade and revenue level. We know exactly which levers produce results — and which ones are noise.
Diagnostic tools that connect operations to dollars
We bridge the gap between your field service platform and your financials. ServiceTitan data, QuickBooks reporting, department-level P&Ls, crew-level profitability — we build the infrastructure to see where money is being made and where it’s leaking. Then we help you fix it.
We’ve seen what 20%+ margins look like — and we know how to get you there.
Frequently asked questions
Find out where your electrical margins are hiding
Most electrical companies have 5–10+ points of margin improvement waiting to be found. That’s real money — on your bottom line today and worth multiples when you sell.