ProfitDig

09/11/2026

One job. One early warning. Thousands saved.

With real-time job costing, you don’t have to wait until the end of a project to discover where your profits are going. As Luke from TriStar Site Development shared, catching a labor overrun on day 2 instead of day 20 made a major difference.

That’s what better visibility looks like, spot issues early, take action faster, and keep your jobs profitable.

See how ProfitDig helps contractors stay on top of their numbers: www.profitdig.com

09/10/2026

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09/07/2026

In today’s podcast, we sit down with Marcus Daschner of Nashville Pump & Power and Nashville Pond for one of our most interesting business conversations yet.

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09/07/2026

A lot of contractors are good at the actual work.

But from the customer's side, one of the biggest frustrations is often something much simpler: communication.

Call people back. Tell them when you're coming. Explain what you're doing and why. Give them options instead of just telling them how it's going to be.

Those little things build trust, and they can make just as much difference to the customer as the quality of the finished job.

In this conversation, Jeff talks about what impressed him most when dealing with a contractor during an unexpected septic problem, and it wasn't just the work itself.

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09/05/2026

In this episode of ProfitDig Live, we continue our conversation with the team at N2 Digging as they explain why preventive maintenance is the key to avoiding costly septic system failures.

Learn more about N2 Diggin at: https://n2diggin.com

If you're a contractor looking for simple estimating and job costing software, visit: https://profitdig.com

Waiting until something breaks is almost always the most expensive ...

09/04/2026

10,000 downloads! 🎉

A huge thank you to everyone who’s been listening and supporting the podcast. We couldn’t have done it without you!

Here’s to the next 10K!

09/04/2026

Not every septic tank cleaning is done the same way.

A properly cleaned tank may require access to both sides or chambers of the tank. Some companies only open and pump one side, which can leave material behind. That leftover waste can eventually make its way toward the leach field and create bigger problems.

Septic risers make future maintenance easier by bringing the access points up to ground level, so the tank can be serviced without digging it up every time.

If you've only got one access point showing, it may be worth asking whether the entire tank is actually being cleaned.

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09/03/2026

A septic system doesn't always have to be installed exactly the way the original permit layout shows.

If the soil qualifies and the right approved system is used, the required leach field can sometimes be reduced by 30%. In the example here, that means cutting a four-bedroom system from about 440 feet of leach field down to roughly 308 feet.

That can mean saving around $1,400 to $1,500 on the installation.

The big takeaway: a good contractor should know the options and be willing to point out where the customer can legitimately save money.

09/02/2026

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09/02/2026

Running a family business means the workday doesn't always end when you get home.

Some people can clock out. Others are still thinking about tomorrow's jobs, the weather, logistics, employees, equipment and everything else that has to come together to keep the business moving.

In this conversation, one family contractor talks about working "dark to dark," building the business alongside his son, and what it's really like when work and family are tied together every single day.

And apparently, somebody still finds time for a few Facebook Reels. 😂