The tools
Each one opens pre-filled with a worked example so you can see how it behaves. Delete the example and it keeps working. Every total is a live formula.
Price a commercial job from square footage and production rates instead of guessing. Walks through the building, the hours and the one number that decides whether the bid is worth winning.
Who's on what schedule, and what's due next. Keeps recurring work from quietly falling off the calendar because nobody wrote it anywhere.
Price mowing by the property instead of by the hour you hope it takes. Drive time and equipment cost are in the math, where they belong.
The record you'll want if anyone ever asks. Log the trip, and the deduction works itself out at the current rate.
What to charge for a house, built from the time it actually takes rather than what the last person quoted.
What came in, what went out, and what to put away before you spend it. The set-aside is the part most people find out about too late.
Everything needed to bid, price and run commercial cleaning work from the first job — the calculators plus the paperwork nobody hands you.
One workbook for the whole cleaning business: pricing, clients, recurring schedule, invoicing and what you actually earned. For people who would rather keep it in one place than five.
Occasional notes on running a small business without a back office — what the numbers actually say, and what to do about them. No schedule, no filler.