Construction businesses don’t fail because of lack of work – they fail because of cash flow.
At Bean Countery, we created the Cash Report Card™ to give contractors a simple, powerful way to stay on top of their cash – without needing a finance degree or another spreadsheet.
It’s not a fancy report to file away. It’s a tool to run your business with confidence.

What Is the Cash Report Card?
The Cash Report Card is a monthly snapshot of your business’s cash movement. It shows you, in clear terms:
- Where your money came from
- Where it went
- What’s left over
- Whether you’re moving in the right direction
It’s your financial gut check — quick, clear, and actionable.

Why It Matters
You might be profitable on paper, but still feel broke in real life.
That’s because profit doesn’t equal cash. If you’ve ever said:
- “I’m making money, but where is it?”
- “I can't tell if we’re doing well or just treading water.”
- “I don’t know if I can afford that new hire or truck.”
...then the Cash Report Card is your new best friend.
It helps you:
✅ Spot cash leaks
✅ Track your burn rate
✅ Understand if you’re overcommitted
✅ Know when it’s safe to grow
✅ Stop relying on your gut and start using data

What’s Included
Each month, we deliver a simple one-page report that breaks down:
- Total Cash In (customer payments, loans, transfers)
- Cash Outflows (payroll, subcontractors, debt, owner draws, and more)
- Rolling 3-Month Average Burn Rate
- Cash Position vs. Business Demands
- Progress Toward Profit & Cash Flow Goals
We review it with you, explain what it means, and help you make decisions from a place of clarity.
Who It’s For
The Cash Report Card is included in our services for:
- Residential roofing companies
- Deck and patio builders
- HVAC, plumbing, and trade contractors
- Construction business owners who want to build a cash-strong company
You don’t need to be a numbers person. You just need to be serious about building a business that lasts.
Your Business Deserves More Than Guesswork
The Cash Report Card has helped dozens of construction business owners:
- Make smart hires
- Eliminate unneeded expenses
- Build a buffer for slow seasons
- Pay off debt and set aside profit
You’re already working hard. Let’s make sure your cash is working just as hard for you.