📍 DENVER METRO · FOR ESTABLISHED SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS
📍 DENVER METRO · FOR CONTRACTORS DOING $500K–$5M

Booked solid.
Still wondering where the money went?

Winning jobs is one thing. Keeping a healthy margin is another. See whether your pricing might be leaving money on the table, and whether Jack's Profit Surge Assessment is the right next step.

See if you're a fit → How it works ↓

✓ Free 15-minute Fit Call   ·   ✓ Owner or pricing decision-maker   ·   ✓ No homework packet

JOB PRICING CHECK

The job looks good.
What about the margin?

Winning the bid is only part of the equation.

Quoted price ✓
Labor & crew time Included?
Materials & changes Included?
Overhead & risk Included?
Profit remaining ?
THE PROBLEM

You're busy. Your margin should show it.

More leads are not the answer if the work you already win is underpriced. Start by looking at the costs and decisions behind each quote.

01

Yesterday's prices

Quotes can lag behind labor, materials, insurance, and overhead costs.

02

Hidden job costs

Callbacks, crew downtime, and unexpected costs quietly eat into the job.

03

Uncertain real margins

A full schedule doesn't show which jobs make money and which only keep crews busy.

Before chasing more leads, take a closer look at pricing. Check your fit →
THE INVISIBLE LEAK

Profitable on paper. A loss in the bank.

Real stories Colorado contractors shared with Jack, and the fix that made sure it never happened again.

Highlands Ranch basement finishing

Death by a Thousand Texts

The clients texted small changes every night. Tom said yes to each one without a change order. By the end it was forty hours of extra labor and hundreds in unbilled hardware.

Target profit $14,250
Net loss −$11,500

The fix: Digital-only change orders. Every scope change is signed and paid before the work happens.

Colorado Springs concrete

The Moving Earth

Marcus bid his standard Front Range base. The subdivision sat on expansive clay, and the inspector required a twelve-inch over-excavation and engineered fill on a fixed contract.

Target profit $9,000
Net loss −$18,500

The fix: A pre-bid soil disclaimer. Subgrade remediation is billed cost-plus.

Summit County excavation

The Frost Bite

Pete bid a four-day dig in mid-October. An arctic front froze the ground solid, and he spent two weeks on ground heaters, emergency hydro-vac rigs and overtime.

Target profit $16,500
Net loss −$32,000

The fix: A winter conditions clause. Bids between Oct 15 and Apr 15 carry daily cold-weather surcharges.

Read all 10 case studies →

A SIMPLE FIRST STEP

Fifteen minutes. Just the essentials.

This is a fit conversation, not an extended sales presentation or a financial deep dive.

Answer a few short questions

Your trade, annual revenue, whether you set pricing, and what is frustrating you most.

Meet Jack for 15 minutes

Discuss how you price work and where you suspect margins are being lost.

Choose whether to go deeper

If there's a fit, Jack can explain his separate paid 60-minute Profit Surge Assessment and its terms.

The initial Fit Call is free. The deeper Profit Surge Assessment is a separate paid service.

Jack McDonough
WHO THE HELL IS JACK?

A Colorado business builder who learned the hard way.

Jack McDonough, Business Builder · Colorado Profit Partners

Forty years ago, I was a Littleton CPA who almost went out of business fighting off the IRS. It was a brutal, sleepless, stupidly stressful close call.

I survived, learned a hard lesson, and built a tax resolution firm helping thousands of Colorado business owners fight the government. Along the way I noticed something shocking: 63% of my tax-problem clients were contractors.

I started interviewing them all. None of them actually had a tax problem. They had a business problem. They were bleeding cash through broken bidding sheets, ignored change orders and terrible cash flow.

In 2020 we stopped accepting tax resolution clients so we could focus 100% of our time on helping contractors get the business side right. Today I teach contractors how to price for profit, charge more than their competitors, and keep the money they earn.

WHO IT IS FOR

For established owners who can act on their numbers.

Likely a fit

  • Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, concrete, excavation, roofing, restoration and other specialty trades
  • $500K–$5M in annual business revenue
  • Owner or partner who can change pricing
  • Denver metro or south Denver communities

Probably not a fit

  • Brand-new or solo handyman operations
  • Under $500K in annual revenue
  • No control over pricing decisions
  • Primarily seeking more leads or ad services
THE NEXT STEP

Request your free Fit Call.

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QUESTIONS

Know what you're requesting.

Is the Fit Call free?

Yes. The separate 60-minute Profit Surge Assessment is a paid service if you decide to proceed.

Do I need to provide financial statements?

No homework is required for the initial 15-minute call.

Is this an advertising service?

No. This offer starts with pricing and the margin on work you already win.

Is your pricing working? Free 15-minute Fit Call
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