Financial Planning Specialists · Construction Accountants · UK-Wide

Financial Forecasting & Business Planning

Use financial forecasting and business planning to assess growth opportunities, anticipate financial pressures and make informed decisions about projects, investment and resources.

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Construction Financial Planning Specialists

Construction Financial Planning Specialists

Specialist support for construction financial forecasting and business planning.

Financial Forecasting & Scenario Planning

Financial Forecasting & Scenario Planning

Forward-looking forecasts, budgets and scenario planning for construction businesses.

Project & Business Planning Expertise

Project & Business Planning Expertise

Planning around projects, investment, growth and financial capacity.

Planning Built Around Construction

Construction businesses need to plan around changing project pipelines, labour costs, subcontractors, investment and payment timings. A strong financial forecast gives you a forward view of how business decisions could affect revenue, profitability, cash and resources. White Weaver combines financial forecasting, budgeting and business planning to help you assess opportunities before committing to them.

Common Challenge
Our Approach
Issue

Growth plans are based on assumptions

How we help

Build financial projections around realistic revenue, costs and margins

Issue

New projects could strain resources

How we help

Assess project viability, profitability and financial capacity

Issue

Investment decisions are unclear

How we help

Model the financial impact of capital expenditure and investment

Issue

Future costs are difficult to predict

How we help

Forecast labour, subcontractor, materials and overhead costs

Issue

Business plans quickly become outdated

How we help

Review actual performance and update the financial forecast

Financial Forecasting Services

Our financial forecasting services help you understand how planned decisions could affect your construction business before you commit.

Financial Forecasts

Financial Forecasts

Prepare forward-looking financial forecasts covering revenue, costs, profitability, cash flow and key financial assumptions.

Business Budgeting

Business Budgeting

Build realistic business budgets around expected income, project activity, labour, subcontractors, overheads and planned expenditure.

Profit & Loss Forecasting

Profit & Loss Forecasting

Project future revenue, gross profit, operating costs and net profit to understand the potential financial performance of your business.

Scenario Planning

Scenario Planning

Model different business scenarios to assess the potential impact of growth, new projects, cost increases, reduced margins or changes in revenue.

Project & Growth Planning

Project & Growth Planning

Assess the financial impact of new projects, business growth and increased workloads, including the resources required to deliver them.

Investment Planning

Investment Planning

Review planned capital expenditure, equipment purchases and business investment and consider their potential effect on profitability and cash requirements.

Resource Planning

Resource Planning

Forecast the financial impact of labour, subcontractor, materials and overhead costs to help you plan resources around future workloads.

Funding & Finance Planning

Funding & Finance Planning

Prepare financial projections that can support funding applications, finance discussions and business planning, where required.

The Cost of Poor Financial Planning

Poor financial planning can leave construction businesses exposed to cash pressure, unexpected tax liabilities, underfunded projects and missed growth opportunities. While there is no penalty simply for not having a financial forecast, inaccurate or delayed financial information can contribute to missed tax and filing obligations listed below. White Weaver builds financial forecasts, budgets and business plans around your construction projects, costs and growth plans to help you assess the numbers behind major decisions.

£150 Companies House penalty if accounts are up to 1 month late, rising to £375, £750 and £1,500 as the delay increases
£ 0
£200 Corporation Tax late-filing penalty after 1 day, with another £200 after 3 months
£ 0
10% of unpaid Corporation Tax after 6 months, with another 10% after 12 months
0 %
£100 CIS penalty from 1 day late, rising to £200 after 2 months and £300 or 5% after 6 months
£ 0
Up to 100% of relevant CIS liability for certain deliberate and concealed failures, with minimum penalties of £1,500 or £3,000
Up to 0 %
Up to £3,000 for failing to produce required CIS records when requested by HMRC
Up to £ 0

Plan Your Next Business Move Smartly

Better forecasts. Clearer decisions. More control. Get financial forecasting and business planning built around your construction business, projects, investment plans and future goals.

How We Work

01

Free Consultation & Quote

We understand your current position, projects, plans and the decisions you are considering.

02

Build Your Forecast

We develop your financial forecast, budget and business planning model using relevant financial and operational information.

03

Review & Plan

We review the results with you, assess different scenarios and identify actions that can support your growth and financial goals.

Client Results

Managing Director, Building Contractor

We now have a much clearer picture of what our growth plans could mean financially.

Managing Director, Building Contractor
Director, Main Contractor

The forecast helped us understand the financial impact of taking on a larger project before we committed.

Director, Main Contractor
Director, Specialist Contractor

We finally have numbers behind our business planning instead of relying on assumptions.

Director, Specialist Contractor

Plan Your Next Business Move Smartly

Better forecasts. Clearer decisions. More control.

Get financial forecasting and business planning built around your construction business, projects, investment plans and future goals.

FAQs

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What is financial forecasting?

Financial forecasting uses current financial and business information to estimate future revenue, costs, profitability, cash flow and financial position.

What is business planning?

Business planning brings together your financial forecasts, growth objectives, projects, resources and investment plans to create a clearer financial roadmap.

What does a financial forecast include?

Depending on your requirements, it can include revenue forecasts, profit and loss projections, cash flow, balance sheet forecasts, costs, working capital and scenario planning. Integrated forecasting commonly connects profit, balance sheet and cash-flow projections.

Can you forecast the financial impact of a new construction project?

Yes. We can assess expected project revenue, labour costs, subcontractor costs, materials, overheads, investment and potential profitability.

Can you help with growth planning?

Yes. We can model the financial impact of increased revenue, additional projects, hiring, investment and higher operating costs.

Can you create different business scenarios?

Yes. Scenario planning can compare different assumptions, such as stronger growth, lower margins, higher costs or changes in project activity.

Can you help with investment planning?

Yes. We can model the potential financial impact of plant, machinery, equipment and other capital expenditure before you commit to major spending.

Can financial forecasting help with funding?

Yes. Financial projections can help demonstrate expected performance, cash requirements and assumptions when preparing for funding or lender discussions.

How often should a financial forecast be updated?

The appropriate frequency depends on your business and how quickly your circumstances change. A rolling forecast can be updated as actual results and business assumptions change.

What is the difference between a budget and a forecast?

A budget sets the financial plan you intend to work towards. A forecast updates your view of where the business is heading based on actual results and changing assumptions.

Can this include cash-flow forecasting?

Yes. We can include cash-flow forecasting where required, although our separate Construction Cash Flow Forecasting service focuses specifically on project cash timing, payment schedules, retentions and working capital.

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