Every unit on the job is billing by the day, or sitting there for free

What’s inside

• What an equipment day costs you

  Ownership, power, maintenance, cleaning, transport and monitoring visits, added up per unit per day before anything is billed.

• Placement that justifies the count

  Setting the number of air movers and dehumidifiers from the affected area and conditions, and recording the calculation on the file.

• Adding and removing by the readings

  Changing the equipment count as the structure dries, with each change tied to the reading that called for it.

• The day the equipment should have left

  What an extra day costs when it is paid and when it is reduced, and the monitoring schedule that ends jobs on time.

• Your fleet's utilization

  How many days each unit actually bills in a year, what idle units cost, and when renting beats owning for peak weeks.

• Equipment lines that survive review

  Quantity, days and justification on every equipment line, written so the reviewer can follow them without calling you.

The measure it works from

Measure

Collected margin per job

Which means

What was actually paid on a job after every reduction, less the labor, equipment, materials and office time the job consumed, including the hours spent defending the invoice.

Compared against

The invoice total that was submitted.

Every figure in the document is illustrative, produced by one internally consistent model, and the document says so on its own cover.

The Equipment Day