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A Charlotte, NC operator tripled his take-home over 18 months without adding trucks. We got him to walk us through exactly which numbers moved and in what order.
A 12-stop route where every stop is within two miles of the next runs ~$110/hr of revenue. The same 12 stops scattered across 18 miles runs $65/hr. Here is what that swing does to margin over a year.
The shop that treats mowers as a tool budget runs 5–8 points lower gross margin than the shop that treats every mower as a line item with a P&L, a replacement schedule, and a maintenance cadence.
Half the "gross margin is too low" conversations we have with new Servicio tenants end the same way: the number is not low. It is calculated wrong. Here is the math and where the missing money actually is.
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