Fictional shop. Real method.
Walk through a shop I shadowed.
Marek Brothers Plumbing doesn’t exist. The method does. Thirteen stations, the week’s findings at each one, and a verdict stamp on every single one: automate it, change it, or leave it alone. Every number carries its label: [measured on site] [owner-reported] or [industry figure] — fictional measurements, real discipline.
Make a guess first. A shop like this loses money in six of these thirteen places. Click where you think the worst one is.
Tap any station, slide the map sideways on a phone, or use the index below. 0 of 13 stations shadowed.
A real shadow week fills a notebook with this, then prices all of it. Read the full sample report — or book a fit call.
Every figure here is a fictional measurement of a fictional shop, labeled by how it would have been collected. The arithmetic behind the priced ones is in the sample report. None of it is a claim about client results; there are none yet, and the honest part says so plainly.