Your part in the assessment
Share the available business records, walk Daniel through the operation and make time for conversations with you and key leaders. We agree on the scope and information needed before starting.
Book 15 minutesThe Business X-Ray helps owners in Reading and Berks County understand profitability, cash flow and operational performance. Get a dashboard, evidence-backed findings and a ranked view of opportunities to grow.
Talk with Daniel about your X-RayA 15-minute introduction to your business, your questions, and whether an X-Ray makes sense.
The assessment scope is agreed before starting. For established, asset-heavy businesses doing $750K–$5M.
The X-Ray turns your records, a site visit and conversations with you and key leaders into five connected deliverables. Each is tailored to your operation and available records. The previews use fictional concrete-business data to show the format—not promised results.
A professional, approximately three-page financial and operational dashboard created from historical QuickBooks exports and available business data. See sales, expenses, trends, customers and operating indicators at a point in time. You keep the finished snapshot; it is not a live dashboard, subscription or automatically refreshing report.
A whole-business assessment that connects what is happening inside your operation with changes outside it. Decide what to protect, which weaknesses to close, what opportunities to investigate and which risks need a plan.
A visual ranking of potential profitability improvements. Use your limited time and cash on the moves that could matter most, weighing the upside against cost, effort and risk.
Map how work moves through your business—from the first customer request to delivery, completion and payment. See the roles, handoffs, delays and repeated work that affect cost, capacity and service—so you know where to focus an operating change.
Your findings come together in a written readout, followed by a discussion with Daniel. Understand where the business stands, what the opportunities mean and what deserves action next. You have a written picture and priorities to return to when making decisions.
Illustrative preview. Your readout reflects the scope and findings of your assessment.

A site visit and a connected assessment of how your business runs—not just a review of the sales numbers.
Share the available business records, walk Daniel through the operation and make time for conversations with you and key leaders. We agree on the scope and information needed before starting.
Talk through what you have first. The assessment makes data gaps and assumptions visible alongside the findings, so you can understand what is known and what needs validation.
You keep the Business Snapshot, SWOT, Pareto, process analysis, executive readout and improvement roadmap. Implementation is a separate choice. Internal assessment frameworks, scoring methods, working calculations and proprietary tools are not client deliverables.
A fixed scope, an agreed fee, and an improvement roadmap you can act on.
Your QuickBooks reports populate the three-page dashboard. Missing records and assumptions become visible.
A focused, two-hour owner interview tests what the numbers suggest and fills the gaps.
One daylight site visit connects field workflows, equipment use, and logistics to the financial picture.
Review the dashboard, process maps, SWOT, and ranked opportunities. Review the improvement roadmap and what deserves action first.
Includes one yard or production location and standard daylight shifts. Multiple locations, night-shift audits, or complex custom builds are scoped separately. You keep the dashboard and readout.
We help you make the improvement. Daniel can redesign processes, build practical systems and help put the changes into daily use. Implementation is individually scoped and priced.
Connect revenue and pricing with labor, materials, overhead and equipment costs. Identify which jobs and customers contribute to profit.
Bring financial and operating data into a useful owner dashboard. Compare the measures that matter to your operation and identify where a closer review is needed.
Review where cash is tied up in the operation, from billing and collections to purchasing and capacity decisions. Identify practical improvements to evaluate with your owner and accounting team.
Read how an assessment and hands-on improvements helped a family concrete business make better pricing and capacity decisions. The case study distinguishes reported results from projections.
Read the concrete business case study →Tell Daniel where you want the business to go—and what you would like help putting into practice.
Book a 15-minute conversationDaniel calls you. No preparation. No obligation.