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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY...................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Business Description.................................................................................................... 1
1.1.1. General Description............................................................................................... 1
2.1 OBJECTIVES:.................................................................................................................. 1
2.2 Mission............................................................................................................................ 1
2.3 Vision.............................................................................................................................. 1
2.4 Company Ownership..................................................................................................... 1
2.5 Startup Summary.......................................................................................................... 1
2.6 Startup Requirements & Expenses.............................................................................1
2.7 Key to success............................................................................................................... 1
2.8 Company Location & Facilities....................................................................................1
2.9 Uniqueness of Services................................................................................................1
3.1 SERVICES........................................................................................................................ 1
3.2 Service Description....................................................................................................... 1
4.1 OPERATIONS.................................................................................................................. 1
4.1.1 Current Operations.................................................................................................... 1
4.1.2 Upcoming Operations and Features........................................................................1
5.1 MARKETING.................................................................................................................... 1
5.1.1 Market Analysis Summary........................................................................................ 1
5.1.2 Market Segmentation................................................................................................1
5.1.3 Target Market Segment Strategy............................................................................1
5.1.4 Promotion Strategy....................................................................................................... 1
5.1.5 Sales Literature................................................................................................................ 1
5.1.6 Competitive Comparison.............................................................................................. 1
6 MANAGEMENT SUMMARY.................................................................................................... 1
6.0 Office Infrastructure............................................................................................................. 1
6.1 Value Proposition................................................................................................................. 1
6.3 Sample of Visiting ID Card........................................................................................... 1
6.4 Sample of Service ID Card........................................................................................... 1
6.5 Sample of Shirt.............................................................................................................. 1
7 Financial Plan............................................................................................................................ 1
7.0 FINANCIAL IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS...........................................................................1
7.1 Table of Financial Statement at an Initial Stage......................................................1
7.2 PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET.......................................................................................1
8. PRICING STRATEGY............................................................................................................. 1
9. CHECK LIST OF MILESTONES.............................................................................................. 1
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
C.A Home Engineering Service (CAHES) is a residential house service to as every person
knows that in Pakistani busy peoples wants to resolved the small problems regarding home.
Peoples need electrical, electronics, civil works and Sanitary Works like Electrician,
Plumber, Mason, Painter, Carpenter, Sanitary Worker etc. For their Home Renovation and
other problems these peoples have not time to search out these kind of problems where
they live, So I have plan to arrange these skilled peoples and give service to their door step
on their one call; CAs will exceed our customer's expectations. We will provide services to
the wealthy single-income households and affluent two-income households. These targeted
families will be willing to pay a premium for our service because of the high level of
professionalism and trustworthiness that we offer, not replicated by any of our competition.
C.A Home Engineering Service's projected growth rate is very high each year with
respectable profit margins as a percentage of sales. CAHES will be a home-based business
with Asif Rasool with Talha Rehmani as the partner. This House Engineering Services
business plan will help the owner navigate for the startup, and subsequent management of
the business.
2.1 OBJECTIVES:
Objectives:
The primary objectives of our firm are to:
Revenue will take my share of 50% and break 50%. C.A Home Engineering Services
C.A Home Engineering Services would take up a business loan from a bank.
we would publicize about C.A Home Engineering Services concluded several media
channels like newspapers, Magazines, Journals, website, pamphlets, cable
commercials, FM, Direct E-Mail, Facebook official page, Instagram, YouTube
channel, twitter, etc.
Exceed customers' expectations for services.
2.3 Vision
To provide advanced class Home based Engineering Services to customers and to
be a worldwide.
S.
Descriptions Qty Remarks
No
1 Office Setup 1
2 Desk 2
3 Sofa Set for Manger office 1
4 Chairs 6
5 Computer & Printer for Manager 1
6 Fax Machine, Copier 1
Telephonic Assistants
7 Computer with printer, and Job Card 1
Paper Machine.
8 Telephone Set 1
9 Legal fees for business formation. 1
Tools and instruments for Trade-mans.
10 10
1x Set for each trade-man
11 Technical Staff trade wise with 2x Helper
S.
Descriptions Qty Amount Remarks
No
1 Legal 01 5000
Per
2 Stationer etc. 3000
Month
Per
3 Insurance 10000
Month
Per
4 Office Rent 10000
Month
As per
5 Office Furniture Onetime Expense above 100000
Req
Staff Salary Expenses 10x Approximately Per
6 100000
Each of Rs. 10,000/- Month
Additional Expenses (Utility bills, salaries, Approx
7 30000
generator & Miscellaneous) .
Per
8 Advertisements & Commercial Expenses 30000
Month
Total Expenses 288000
Per Order of 20% & 20% of Owner Partners
Per Order 40% for Monthly Expense
Per Order 20% for any Obstacle or Risk
C.A Home Engineering Services focuses on those personalities who had no time for
undermentioned works, home repairing and urgent basis service on a single call, and this
idea represents this group of customers.
C.A offers house repairing maintenance, renovating, electrical and electronic equipments
and other such as kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, lighting fitting/ fixture as well as more
unusual jobs like painting.
An exclusive client experience from a trained and professional tradesman that is well
qualified and capable to meet the users with desires and expectations.
In a business, administrative chores can stack up. It might only take 05 minutes to
send an email, or five minutes to answer your estimated expenditure of your home,
but all of these little tasks can take up a significant amount of time. Before we know it,
your day is nearly over and you havent done half of the...
4.2 OPERATIONS
5.2 MARKETING
C.A Home Engineering Services has a well-defined target market customer that will be the
basis of house this business. This customer is equal for both the residential and official
spaces, but the target market is identical based on different roles for each of those spaces.
Current marketing combined with a major service offering is thoughtful to the C. As success
and future profitability. The owner enjoys solid information about the market and knows a
great deal about the common attributes of those that are expected to be prized and loyal
customers. The information will be leveraged to better understand who C.A Home
Engineering Services will survive, their specific needs, and how to better communicate with
them.
The Profile of the CA Engineering Service customers occasions of the following Electrical,
Sewerage Building Damage Renovation and Water Sui Gas and manners issues.
The marketing strategy is based on establishing C.A Home Engineering Services as the
resource of choice for people in need of home based engineering services ideas and
Services choices specifically elected for each families and invidiously customer.
The promotion strategy will focus on generating referrals. Other potential sources of
promotion include:
A simple and professional looking brochure will be available to provide to referral sources,
leave at seminars, and on a select basis, use for direct call to 0011 for 24/7 services.
According to Market Survey & Research in Nawabshah City there is not this type of
business is register at Nawabshah city. Clients will only hire your services if they know that
they can get nothing but the best from you.
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Looking at a broader picture, there is also competition from the "do-it-yourself" resource
providers that have retail stores and websites that include the following:
6 MANAGEMENT SUMMARY
Asif Rasool Channa is the founder and owner of CA Engineering Services. During this time,
He has developed relationships with a number of community, professional, and supplier
contacts throughout the Nawabshah area. Asif Rasool to leave the firm on favorable terms
at the end of the year.
With his new role at CA Engineering Services, Asif Rasool will oversee all aspects of the
issues and complaints and process of all business operations. Asif Rasool
responsibilities include all aspects of establishing the business, marketing, buying,
bookkeeping and financial dealings.
C.A Home Engineering Services, have a Complaint Cell Office, User/Customer make call to
Complaint Office. A room designed for C.A Assistant (Telephone Operator), She/ He attend
the telephone and ask some question.
CAs Home Engineering Services offers the following value propositions for customers.
Information sharing. Customers can contact with us, Complaint Cell No. 0300-
7171710, 0314,0341,0333,0321 same as all networks, and social media, Facebook,
WhatsApp, Gmail, and our CA. online chat forum, and regarding complaint / information
24/7.
Office Address. The Office CAs Home Engineering Services, located at Keerio
Chowk Near SBBU University Road Society Nawabshah.
As per nature of Job trade men will be assigned through the order of Charge Hand with
complete tools and Job Card/ Complaint Chit.
Manager
Asslam.O. Alikum Sir, here is Asif Rasool from C. As Complaint Office how can I help you?
After listening of Users Matter. Assistant Ask Some question regarding their Complaint which
are predefined.
Name of Customer
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Location of Customer
Nature of Customer
Contact No.#
After receiving of complete Information, Then Assistant has print complaint chit and hand
over to their Charge Hand.
Charge Hand:
Charge Hand is In-charge of trade mans he has assign complaints to trade mans with
complete information.
Electrician
a. New Installation
b. Repair / Maintenance of Electrical & Electronical
c. Wiring Damage No Light
d. And Other Electric works.
Lineman
a. New Installation
b. Repair / Maintenance of Electrical & Electronical
c. Wiring Damage No Light
d. And Other Electric works.
Plumber
a. New Installation
b. Repair / Maintenance of Water Pipe
c. Water Pipeline Block / Leakage
d. all sanitary works.
OED (Oil Engine Driver) Generator Machine
a. New Installation
b. Repair / Maintenance of Generators
c. Overhauling of Engine
d. Tuning / Fuel Setting
e. all type of Generator works.
Carpenter
Sanitary Worker
7 FINANCIAL PLAN
The initial funding of Rs/= 1,000,000 will be invested by the owner Rs/= 5,00,000 invested
by owner and Rs/= 5,00,000 raised by Loan from Bank. The goal is to fund the growth of
the business from its earnings. The financial plan contains these essential factors:
We want to finance growth mainly through cash flow and equity. We recognize that this
means we will have to grow more slowly than we might like.
The most important factor in our case is collection of days. We can't push our clients hard on
collection days, because they are in larger companies and will normally have marketing
authority, not financial authority. Therefore, we need to develop a permanent system of
receivables financing, using one of the established financial companies in that business. In
turn we intend to ensure that our investors are compatible with our growth plan,
management style and vision. Compatibility in this regard means:
1. A fundamental respect for giving our customers value, and for maintaining a healthy
and congenial workplace.
2. Respect for realistic forecasts, and conservative cash flow and financial
management.
4. Willingness to follow the company and contribute valuable input to strategy and
implementation decisions.
The financial plan depends on important assumptions, most of which are shown in the
following table as annual assumptions. The monthly assumptions are included in the
appendix. From the beginning, we recognize that collection days are critical, but not a factor
we can influence easily. At least we are planning on the problem, and dealing with it. Interest
rates, tax rates, and personnel burden are based on conservative assumptions.
The table below summarizes key financial assumptions, including 30-day average collection
days, sales entirely on invoice basis including the 30% deposit policy, expenses mainly on
net 30 basis, 30 days on average for payment of invoices, and present-day interest rates.
Descriptions Amount
Place Rent Per Month 15000
Office Renovation 10000
Furniture for Office 25000
Telephonic Expenses 14000
Electricity Expenses 3000
Utilities Expenses 5000
Salary of Staff Expenses (Per Month Each Tradesmen)
(a) Electrician 5x 50000
(b) Plumber 3x 30000
(c) Mason 2x 20000
(d) Carpenter 3x 30000
(e) OED 3x(Generator) Operator 30000
(f) Laborer 12x 96000
(g) Sanitary Works 2x 16000
Tradesman Tools & Safety Tools 30000
Insurance 2000
Advertisement and Other Expenses 15000
Total Operating Expenses 319000
Interest Expense 638000
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If per Tradesmen 1000x6 Net Profit earn per day 6000
The balance sheet shows healthy growth of net worth, and strong financial position.
Pricing is based on offering high value to our clients compared to others in the market. Value
is determined based on the best engineering services
We plan to set our pricing based on competitors' pricing. Prices will also be based on market
prices for similar off-the-shelf products. The automatic upgrade and product enhancement
features do not affect the price of any of the services. The figure below shows our tentative
pricing schedule; these are monthly rates. We will work in conjunction with Dynamic
Communication Solutions to come up with a working pricing schedule.
In this category CA, s set price schedule as per nature of complaints. Eg. Defined as below.
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12. Appendix