The Exit Readiness Scorecard

How does a buyer see your company?

Ten value drivers determine what your construction company is actually worth. Rate yourself honestly on each, 1–10. Your total tells you where you stand — and more importantly, where the gaps are that a buyer will use to discount your price.

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80–100
Exit Ready

A buyer sees a business, not a job. Time to explore strategic options.

60–79
Good Foundation

Structure is there but gaps remain. 12–24 months of focused work moves you into premium territory.

40–59
Significant Work Needed

The business has value but it's locked inside you. A buyer will discount heavily for the risk.

Below 40
Owner IS the Business

Right now, you'd be selling a job. The good news: fixing this makes your company better to run every day.

Your Result

0/100

Where a buyer discounts you first

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On the call we walk your three weakest drivers in detail — and you leave with 3–5 priority moves to increase enterprise value, whether you ever sell or not.

Bonus

Your "Rembrandts
in the Attic"

Hidden assets that create strategic premiums. Check any that apply — each one is potential value a financial buyer won't see, and a strategic buyer will pay for.

0 hidden assets identified

Value Drivers framework adapted from the Align5/FullCircle Value Drivers Rating with permission. Construction-specific additions by IronGate. This scorecard is a self-assessment for education — not a valuation, appraisal, or investment advice.