Im still on the fence of whether owning an Hvac business is worth it. For any owners out there, what part of running your HVAC business frustrates you the most because it keeps costing you money? And ik everything cost money, but I dont wanna have an overload of headaches
After a homeowner gets an estimate from your company but doesn't say yes that day, what usually happens next?
Invoices, bookkeeping, payroll, vendor paperwork, approvals, chasing documents, cash flow tracking, whatever it is.
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What consistently eats more time than it should?
Invoices, bookkeeping, payroll, vendor paperwork, approvals, chasing documents, cash flow tracking, whatever it is.
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What consistently eats more time than it should?
I'm trying to better understand what accounting and bookkeeping professionals actually deal with in the real world.
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What's the most common thing you find yourself stopping to verify before trusting it?
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Could be invoices, payment requests, bank account changes, vendor requests, emails, or something else entirely.
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How often does it happen, and what do you usually do to verify it? Appreciate any insights.