CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Financial Analysis Report
2020
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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Financial Analysis Report
CONTENTS
Introduction 02
ABOUT THE DATA 03
SECTION ONE
Commercial Contractors 04
LESS THAN $25 MILLION 05
$25 MILLION–$50 MILLION 08
$50 MILLION–$100 MILLION 11
MORE THAN $100 MILLION 14
SECTION TWO
Heavy & Highway Contractors 17
LESS THAN $50 MILLION 18
MORE THAN $50 MILLION 21
SECTION THREE
Electrical Contractors 24
SECTION FOUR
Mechanical Contractors 28
SECTION FIVE
Specialty Trade Contractors 32
LESS THAN $10 MILLION 33
$10 MILLION–$25 MILLION 36
$25 MILLION–$50 MILLION 39
MORE THAN $50 MILLION 42
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ABOUT THE DATA
GENERAL INFORMATION
The data from this year’s report reflects information from more than 153 contractors, the majority of which are located on the Western United States. Throughout this report, regional figures reflect information from these companies, while the national figures were obtained from the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) Annual Financial Survey.
The financial information used in this report isn’t selected by any random or statistically reliable method. The financial information is voluntarily submitted with no limitation on company size. Some of the construction categories may include smaller sample sizes, which can increase the chance that some composites don’t fully represent the population. An outlier statement can occasionally be present in the sample, causing disproportionate influence on the information reported. Companies within the same category may differ in their methods of operations, labor markets, geographic location, accounting methods, and more, all of which can affect the composite calculations. For these reasons, we recommend you use the data as a general guideline to supplement other methods of financial analysis and not as an absolute industry norm.
APPLICABLE DATES OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION
The 2020 information presented in this report is derived from financial statements with a year-end during 2019; and likewise, the 2019 information is from financial statements with a year-end during 2018.
INFORMATION PRESENTED IN COMMON SIZE Balance sheet and income statement dollar figures are averaged and rounded to the nearest thousand. Balance sheet and income statement information is also shown in common size format, with each item a percentage of total assets and contract revenue. The common size statements are computed by dividing the average dollar amounts as displayed.
RATIO CALCULATIONS
The ratios presented are calculated using the composite average dollar figures displayed for each category.
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