Contractor Cash-Flow & Estimating Kit — a $49 one-time bundle for contractors, trade pros, and commercial operators
Ten working templates — estimating calculator, cash-flow forecast, schedule-impact sheet, rework log, A/R aging tracker, change-order log, project-completion sign-off, and the README, Usage Guide, and Legal Disclaimer that tie them together. Sold by Langyota Construction LLC for a single $49 payment. No subscription, no recurring fees, no monthly seat licenses.
Secure checkout via Stripe — $49 charged once, no subscription. The full expanded kit downloads from your inbox and from this site instantly after payment.
Built for the three audiences that actually buy contractor templates
The same ten documents serve three different working realities — solo contractors, specialty trade professionals, and commercial project operators running multi-trade schedules. Each card below explains why the kit earns its keep for that audience.
A solo operator running a few jobs a month needs the same estimating rigor a larger firm does — without paying for software that locks the books behind a monthly seat fee. The kit fills the gap between a napkin estimate and a quote a banker or GC will accept.
Specialty trades — electrical, plumbing, HVAC, finish carpentry — bill on tight margins and live or die by change orders. The estimating calculator, change-order log, and aging-buckets tracker keep the paperwork that wins repeat work in one place, ready to show a client on request.
Running multi-trade commercial work means juggling schedules, retainage, and escalation clauses. The schedule-impact sheet, cash-flow forecast, and project-completion sign-off template are the three documents commercial clients ask for most often — built so the answers are already on paper when they ask.
Ten entry documents — every one of the approved bundle items
The full expanded bundle, in the order it ships. Pick the documents that match the conversation you want to have — print, share, or fill in any entry on its own; the kit is designed so a buyer can open one file, ignore the rest, and still ship a cleaner number.
The orientation page that walks a new buyer through the kit — which file to open first, how the entries connect, and what order to fill them in for a real job.
A short, example-driven manual showing how to use each spreadsheet and template on a sample project, so the buyer is not learning forms and formulas on their first live bid.
Plain-language guidance on what the kit is and is not — it is a template set, not legal or accounting advice — so the buyer uses it as the working tool it is, not as a substitute for professional counsel.
A spreadsheet that turns labor, materials, subs, markup, and overhead into a bid number a client can sign against — with built-in margin checks so the price the buyer writes is the price they actually keep.
A rolling 13-week cash-flow forecast that ties incoming invoices to scheduled expenses — payroll, subs, materials — so the buyer sees a tight cash week before it hits, not after.
A working sheet that connects project schedule slippage to overhead cost — what a two-week delay on Job A actually costs the business once truck time, supervision, and admin are loaded in.
A punch list and root-cause log for any job that has to be revisited — by trade, by cause, by cost — so the buyer spots the patterns (one crew, one sub, one detail) that quietly drain margin.
An aging report template that buckets receivables into 0–30, 31–60, 61–90, and 90+ windows, with a follow-up cadence column — so the buyer knows which invoice to call on today, not next month.
A running log of every change order and every material-cost increase on an active job, with client-approval status and pricing impact — the single document that settles the "we never agreed to that" conversation.
A standardized sign-off document the buyer walks a client through at project end — scope confirmation, punch list, retainage release, and warranty start date — captured in writing before the final invoice goes out.
The kit is a template set — spreadsheets, logs, sign-off forms — built for independent contractors, trade professionals, and commercial project operators. It is sold as a working tool, not as legal, tax, or accounting advice. Buyer is responsible for adapting forms to their trade, locality, and contract terms.
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Pay $49 once through Stripe Checkout. The full expanded ten-document bundle downloads from your inbox and from this site the moment the payment clears — no subscription, no seat licenses, no reply-and-wait.
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- No subscription
- No recurring fees
Secure checkout via Stripe — $49 charged once, no subscription. The full expanded kit downloads from your inbox and from this site instantly after payment.