Why Shoring & Shielding Contractors Lose the Rental Math
Shoring and shielding contractors lose the rental math when daily rates on boxes and systems go unrecovered past the planned duration, engineer of record costs get spread across nothing, and a job that runs long keeps billing at the original price. CONTROL costs every system by the day and puts duration language in writing.
The specific ways shoring & shielding contractors lose cash, pulled straight from what makes this trade different.
Daily Rental Rate Recovery
Every trench box and shoring system carries a daily cost, rented or owned. When the schedule slips, that daily cost keeps running whether the billing does or not.
Engineer of Record Cost Allocation
Engineered shoring means engineering invoices, and they belong to specific jobs. Left in overhead, they inflate every bid and hide the true cost of the complex ones.
Extended Duration Billing
A job planned for 30 days that runs 60 doubles your equipment cost. Duration language plus a change order standard keeps the second month from coming out of your pocket.
The CONTROL chapters that solve this for shoring & shielding contractors specifically.