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Your Home Inspection Numbers Are Lying (Here’s What to Track Instead)

If your home inspection business is doing “good revenue” but the bank account doesn’t match… your numbers might be lying. In this episode of the Inspector Empire Builder Podcast, Matt sits down with Aaron Waltrip to talk through the financial reality of running a profitable, scalable home inspection company, and what most owners miss when they only look at a basic P&L statement. You’ll learn how to think in departments (Field Services, Operations, Growth), why cash flow matters as much as profit, and how payroll taxes, insurance, and overhead change everything the moment you hire your first inspector. Aaron also shares what buyers look for in inspection business acquisitions, how clean financials and adjusted EBITDA impact valuation, and why building an “option-ready” business protects you, even if you never plan to sell. If you’re a solo inspector, growing a multi-inspector firm, or wondering what your inspection business is actually worth, this is the numbers episode you can’t afford to skip. Highlights: → How to track the quality of revenue (not just the top-line number) and reconcile scheduling software against financial reports. → How to budget your inspection company using department-based percentages so Field Services, Operations, and Growth stay in healthy lanes and guardrails. → How to calculate the true cost of an inspector, including payroll taxes, workers comp, vehicles, and overhead, so you don’t destroy your margins with “easy” commission splits. → How seasonality (Thanksgiving to Super Bowl) impacts cash planning, market share, and growth strategy, and how being option-ready makes your business more valuable and easier to sell. To connect with IEB using the following links: Watch on YouTube:    • Mastering Sales Skills for Home Inspectors...  ⁠ Website: http://www.iebcoaching.com Instagram:   / iebcoaching   Email: support@iebcoaching.com