Mastering Cashflow & Valuations For Stress-Free Projects
Wednesday 19th August, 5:00pm-6:00pm

Join Our FREE Webinar Hosted By:
- Parm Bhangal MRICS, Managing Director
- Harrison Baxter, Estimating Director
- Kieran Rollings, Senior Estimator
Be Quick – Limited Spaces Are Available
Register today to join our FREE webinar.
Stop Funding Your Clients’ Projects
Many builders unknowingly fund their clients’ projects through poor valuation structures, weak payment schedules, and ineffective cash flow management.
The reality is that even profitable projects can create financial pressure if money isn’t coming into the business at the right time.
In this one-hour session, we’ll show you how successful contractors structure valuations, manage variations, and maintain positive cash flow from project start through to final account.
Whether you’re managing small residential projects or larger commercial works, you’ll leave with practical strategies that can be implemented immediately.
Topics We Will Cover:
This mastermind is designed to help builders, contractors and construction business owners strengthen their commercial position and improve project profitability.
- How to structure proper valuations so you are never out of pocket
- How to maintain positive cash flow from day one to the final account
- Using front‑loaded valuations to bring in more money early
- How to handle variations without client disputes
- Why poor cashflow kills contractor businesses (and how to avoid it)
- Tools for tracking project cash flow in real time
- How to create cash buffers and payment schedules that protect you
Why Cashflow Matters More Than Turnover
Many contractors focus on winning more work, but sustainable growth comes from managing cash flow effectively.
The businesses that thrive aren’t always the busiest. They’re the ones that understand valuations, manage payments properly and maintain healthy cash reserves throughout every project.
This session will help you build the systems and knowledge needed to protect your business and support long-term growth.

