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OWNER BRIEFING

Summit Air Mechanical

June 2026 Performance Report · July 15, 2026

REVENUE
$195,000
14.8% vs. May 2026
9.6% vs. Jun 2025
AVERAGE TICKET PRICE
$3,842
6.3% vs. May 2026
7.1% vs. Jun 2025
LABOR COST %
28.6%
1.4 pts vs. May 2026
2.2 pts vs. Jun 2025
The month in one paragraph

Revenue reached $195K in June, up 14.8% from May and 9.6% year-over-year. Average ticket price continued to climb, reflecting strong project mix and scope expansion. Labor efficiency improved, with labor cost percentage trending down to 28.6%. The business is positioned well heading into Q3 with positive momentum across all key performance drivers.

Goals

What we're driving toward

PROFITABLE GROWTH

Increase annual revenue to $2.2M+ while maintaining strong margins.

OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

Improve project execution and reduce rework to drive higher profitability.

PEOPLE & CULTURE

Invest in our team and strengthen retention to support our growth.

Trends

How the numbers moved

REVENUE (MONTHLY)

$195k
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June was the highest revenue month of 2026 year-to-date.

AVERAGE TICKET PRICE

$3,842
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Up 6.3% from May and 17.5% since January.

LABOR COST % OF REVENUE

28.6%
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Down 1.4 pts from May and 2.6 pts since January.

Takeaways

What this means

Strong Revenue Momentum

Revenue grew 14.8% in June, driven by more active projects and strong execution in the field.

Higher Ticket Value

Average ticket price continues to climb, up 6.3% from May. This reflects better scoping, change order management, and added value for clients.

Labor Efficiency Improving

Labor cost percentage dropped 1.4 pts from May, showing better scheduling and improved productivity on jobs.

Insights

The read beneath the numbers

The Business Is Firing on All Cylinders

Revenue, ticket price, and labor efficiency are all moving in the right direction. This combination is what drives profit. Keep the foot on the gas.

Your Team Is Getting More Productive

Lower labor cost % means the team is doing more with less overtime. Keep reinforcing the habits that are working: start times, planning, and staying ahead of the work.

Pricing Power Is Working

Clients are accepting higher ticket prices. This is a great sign of trust in your work and the value you're delivering. Don't be afraid to continue holding the line on pricing.

Backlog Equals Opportunity

Strong June results position you well for Q3. Keep a close eye on estimating accuracy and project selection to protect margins as volume grows.

Do next

Three moves this month

01

Lock In Profitable Work

  • Focus on projects that fit your team and deliver strong margins.
  • Be selective. Every job should make your business better.

This week: Review active bids and proposals this week. Challenge any project that will strain your team or margins.

02

Keep Driving Ticket Price Higher

  • Continue to scope clearly and manage change orders.
  • Don't leave money on the table.

This week: Review your last 5 jobs and identify any change orders that could have been captured but weren't.

03

Protect Labor Efficiency

  • Keep crews right-sized and minimize overtime.
  • Plan the week on Friday, execute Monday.

This week: Hold a 15-minute Friday planning huddle with your project managers to set priorities for the next week.

Closing

You're trending in the right direction. Stay disciplined on the basics: plan the work, communicate clearly, and hold the line on pricing. Do that, and the rest will take care of itself.

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