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Profit & Loss

Refreshed April 29, 2026 using new 2024 monthly P&L, 2025 monthly P&L, Q1 2026 P&L, and prior 2025 full-year P&L PDF.


Source Reconciliation Warning

There are multiple P&L/tax views for 2025, and they do not tie exactly:

Source Revenue COGS Gross Profit Net / Ordinary Income
2025 monthly P&L workbook $3,617,208 $2,143,028 $1,474,180 $480,814
2025 full-year P&L PDF $3,892,993 $2,274,248 $1,618,745 $799,168
2025 federal tax return $3,707,280 $2,269,256 $1,438,024 $585,209

Do not use a single 2025 number without naming the source. The acquisition model should include a reconciliation tab.

Q1 2026 Profit & Loss

Line Amount
Nontaxable Sales $1,520,354
Services $1,699
Total Income $1,522,053
Direct Materials $293,320
Direct Labor $164,862
Subcontract $58,145
Other COGS $86
Total COGS $516,413
Gross Profit $1,005,640
Gross Margin 66.1%
Total Operating Expenses $157,634
Net Operating Income $848,006
Net Other Income $1,040
Net Income $849,046
Net Margin 55.8%

Q1 2026 Expense Highlights

Expense Amount
Salaries and Wages $58,233
Taxes $18,049
Rent $16,000
Shop Supplies $10,201
Insurance $9,077
Accounting $8,190
Utilities $6,361
Office Supplies $5,743
Repairs $4,373
Health Insurance $3,753

Interpretation: Q1 2026 is extremely strong. The biggest diligence risk is whether costs are fully matched to revenue. Confirm April 2026 results and job-level margins before annualizing.

2025 Monthly P&L Workbook Summary

Line Amount
Total Income $3,617,208
Total COGS $2,143,028
Gross Profit $1,474,180
Gross Margin 40.8%
Total Operating Expenses $994,420
Net Income $480,814
Net Margin 13.3%

2025 COGS and Expense Drivers

Category Amount
Direct Materials $1,396,708
Direct Labor $648,358
Subcontract $96,650
Salaries and Wages $251,948
Depreciation Expense $161,828
Rent $104,000
Insurance $77,764
Payroll Taxes $72,986
Shop Supplies $56,167
Outside Services $27,047
Continuing Education $25,245
Accounting $24,501

Notable: December 2025 includes a large $161,828 depreciation expense, which is likely one reason the monthly workbook net income is lower than the prior full-year P&L PDF.

2024 Monthly P&L Workbook Summary

Line Amount
Total Income $1,985,347
Total COGS $1,163,649
Gross Profit $821,699
Gross Margin 41.4%
Total Operating Expenses $619,651
Net Income $207,090
Net Margin 10.4%

Monthly Volatility

Period Lowest Revenue Month Highest Revenue Month
2024 $47,548, Feb $322,272, Dec
2025 $22,722, Sep $946,411, Oct

This supports a diligence approach based on backlog, job-level profitability, and trailing twelve-month performance, rather than monthly snapshots.

Prior 2025 Full-Year P&L PDF

The earlier full-year P&L PDF showed:

Line Amount
Total Income $3,892,993
Total COGS $2,274,248
Gross Profit $1,618,745
Total Operating Expenses $819,401
Net Income $799,168

Keep this page as a source, but reconcile it against the new monthly workbook and tax return before using it in the purchase model.

SDE / Buyer Model Notes

Potential addbacks to test:

Item Status
Owner salary / draws Need final owner comp schedule
Depreciation Significant; 2025 monthly workbook shows $161,828 depreciation expense in Dec
Section 179 Tax return shows $138,095 in 2025
Interest Small but addbackable if debt not assumed
Owner auto / personal expenses Previously confirmed some personal expenses run through business
Non-recurring continuing education Prior note says certifications recur every 3-5 years, so do not automatically treat as fully one-time

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