Would you agree that there is no good reason to buy a piece of equipement if it doesn't do something positive for the bottom line? Successful business people know that the most important reason to spend time and money in any business venture is to ENHANCE EARNING POTENTIAL. See below how PowerScaffold accomplishes just that -

ENHANCED EARNINGS FOR YOUR BOTTOM LINE

How Do You Make Money By Using PowerScaffold?

For the sake of illustration we will make some assumptions:

1. Our crew is made up of three workers.
   Two of the workers are experienced carpenters that make $20 per hour.
   One of the workers is a helper that makes $10 per hour.

   This makes a total payroll of $50 per hour. To that we must add the cost of taxes and insurance, which averages about 20% altogether, or another $10 per hour.

   Our crew is costing the contractor, $60 per hour.
   A 40 hour work week costs a total of $2400.

2. We will assume that our crew is working on the exterior of projects a total of 75% of the time that they work during any given year, which amounts to 39 weeks out of the year.
   

   That will mean the total of money spent on labor for this crew for their exterior work is $93,600. [$2400 x 39 weeks]

3. We will average the time spent in setting up, moving, unloading, reloading and climbing on and off of standard staging, along with the other factors such as worker fatigue, at 33% of the total work time. This time is unproductive as it doesn’t further your project.
   

   Total savings for this crew will amount to $93,600 x 33% equals $30,888.
   This is cash in your pocket that would have been spent on paychecks, tax payments, and insurance.

   This crew would complete the work usually requiring 39 weeks in 26 weeks. Their take home pay has not changed but your take home pay has increased by over $30,000.

That's Not All!

The example above assumes that you complete the exact same amount of different jobs as you currently do.

You, as the owner of a business, know that if you are able to complete jobs in 33% less time, that you can use the same total number of man hours that you currently use and complete 50% more jobs than you do now. The math works like this:

If the crew above would normally spend 39 weeks for a certain amount of work and is now doing that same amount of work in 26 weeks, that leaves them available for an additional 13 weeks to complete new tasks. 13 weeks is 50% of the 26 weeks used to complete the work at the new pace, which leaves the crew available for 50% more time for new jobs that they would not have had time for at the old pace.

That means that if your profit margin on any particular job averages out to 50% of the labor cost, the above crew, by completing 13 more weeks of work at the above rate would earn you an additional $15,600. [$2400 x 13 wks x 50%]

Additionally, since PowerScaffold allows your carpenters to have their materials and tools on the unit with them this cuts down by far the need for a ground man that most crews utilize. That man in our example costs $12 per hour after taxes and insurance. If he is only needed 20% of the time rather than all the time he will only cost $3744.00 for the 39 weeks as his work relates to your crew on the PowerScaffold unit leaving the other $14,976 you pay out for him to be used in other work unrelated to the PowerScaffold work. You are receiving $14,976 more work for the same pay for the 39 weeks.

In this example you would make $61,464 more per year by utilizing PowerScaffold than using the same crew and standard staging.

That’s $30,888 crew labor saved plus $15,600 for extra profit plus $14,976 helper labor saved.

You can add to that the tax savings that come from depreciation or leasing write offs, which might offset the additional income tax liability.

And remember, you only pay for the PowerScaffold unit once. The above extra earnings are every year.

No matter how much you make, save, or write off, you still own the machine.

Don't believe the above figures? They are actually quite realistic, but, for the sake of argument, say you can only save money at half the rate above.

That is still $30,732 per year.

Our standard PowerScaffold unit is priced at $55,900. The PowerScaffold unit will pay for itself in one year at a realistic return as described above or in well under two years even at the lower return. How can you go wrong? If you keep a crew reasonably busy on exterior work such as framing, siding, painting, customizing or similar work on the sides of buildings that require staging, the figures above show you what an excellent investment PowerScaffold is. Find another place you can invest $55,900 and be virtually guaranteed a minimum of a 50% cash return starting this year and for years to come.