Industries · Home and trade services

The operating system for electrical.

Cash, gross margin (service) and gross margin (construction), deadlines and decisions for your customers, jobs and electricians, in one private workspace.

The numbers that matter

Healthy ranges are estimates. Estimates for US small and mid-size operators, not facts about your business. Based on commonly cited electrical contractor benchmarks.

  • Gross margin (service)

    Typical: 45–60%

  • Gross margin (construction)

    Typical: 15–25%

  • Net margin

    Typical: 6–12%

  • Labor utilization

    Typical: 75–85%

  • Backlog

    Typical: 2–3 months of work

Sample weekly scorecard

Illustrative numbers for a business doing about $200,000 a month — not real customer data.

MeasureTargetLast 4 weeks
Jobs completed≥ 4037 → 40 → 43 → 41
Average ticket≥ $650$650 → $700 → $660 → $610
Bids submitted≥ 66 → 6 → 6 → 6
Bid win rate≥ 30%30.3% → 27.8% → 28.1% → 31.1%
Safety incidents≤ 00 → 0 → 0 → 0

Compliance reminders

Reminders, not legal advice. State and local rules vary — confirm with the agency.

  • State/local contractor or trade license renewal · ongoing · state

    Cycle and continuing-education hours vary by state — see the state rules panel.

  • OSHA Form 300A injury summary posted · annually · federal

    Post Feb 1 – Apr 30 if you have more than 10 employees (some low-hazard industries exempt).

Questions

Which numbers does Billionaire OS track for electrical?
Gross margin (service), Gross margin (construction), Net margin, Labor utilization, Backlog. Each one shows a typical healthy range (Estimates for US small and mid-size operators, not facts about your business. Based on commonly cited electrical contractor benchmarks) so you can see where you stand.
Do I have to enter everything by hand?
No. Connect your bank or upload a CSV and transactions are sorted automatically into an industry chart of accounts. You review only the ones it is unsure about.
Does it handle compliance?
It reminds you of recurring items such as state/local contractor or trade license renewal, osha form 300a injury summary posted. Rules vary by state, so confirm details with the agency; reminders are not legal advice.
Can I run more than one business?
Yes. Each business keeps its own industry pack, numbers and partner access, and you see them side by side.
How do I try it?
Start a 14-day trial with no credit card, or open the sample workspace without signing up.

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