General Contractor Business Plan Writer
When we develop a business plan specific for a general contracting business, one of the things that we focus on is the numerous revenue streams that can be produced. Foremost, we discuss new developments as well as large-scale projects that are commonly completed during very strong economic climates. This can also include the development of new housing that is done on a speculative basis. One of the other commonly things we discuss within the business plan for general contractor is the company's ability to remain profitable and cash flow positive at all times even during an economic recession. Here, we discuss many of the maintenance and general home repair services that are offered by the general contractor that allows them to continue to produce profits while the demand for larger scale projects as well as new housing is recovering.
In each business plan that we do specific for general contractor, we focus heavily on the target market including the number of other contractors in the market, real estate developers in the market, population size, population density, median income figures, and other relevant statistics that are applicable to the operations of the contracting business. Each of the business plans produced by Deutsche and Thomas features a full industry analysis coupled with an overview of the economy in general.
Within the five-year financial model that we develop specific for general contracting businesses, we use a specialized model that showcases each different type a revenue stream that is generated by these companies. First, we take a look at large-scale construction projects and large-scale development projects that are commonly undertaken by general contracting business. Second, we look at revenues that are generated from general repair and maintenance services which are always in demand in any economic climate. Third, we discuss the use of subcontractors for specialty work that may be required by a homeowner is not necessarily going to be provided in-house by the general contractor. Within the business plan we detail each revenue stream of these businesses very thoroughly.
As standard with all their business plans, we also develop a comprehensive marketing plan that showcases how the general contracting business will develop relationships not only with homeowners but also with area real estate developers and subcontractors. Here, we discuss the use of a traditional marketing campaign coupled with an expansive online presence that allows people to find business very quickly. The marketing plan also discusses how over a five-year period, the company will develop a strong reputation within his local regional market.
Over the past 14 years, Deutsch and Thomas has developed more than 2,400 business plans on behalf of its clients. These clients have gone to raise a little bit more than $585 million of capital using the plans that we have developed. All the work is done in-house, and all client interaction is held by Matthew Deutsch, the owner. We look forward to working with you, and if you have any questions please feel free to contact us anytime.