Four Numbers Every Painting Business Must Track To Grow Safely
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We lay out four numbers that tell you if a painting job builds profit or drains cash, and show how to set deposits and milestones so growth funds itself. The result is a simple playbook to price right, buy leads with confidence, and end payroll stress.
• defining gross profit and why 50% vs 30% changes everything
• calculating customer acquisition cost including ads, leads, and sales time
• using the 3:1 rule to judge healthy marketing spend
• reading the GP to CAC ratio to decide if growth helps or hurts
• fixing cash conversion with deposits, mid-job payments, and vendor float
• action steps to audit ten jobs and compute your numbers
• guidance for states with limits on deposits and how to shift to milestones
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