Most business plan templates are written for restaurants and startups. A home service business runs on different math: what a job costs you, how many you can do in a week and what's left to pay the bills, the loan and you. This kit builds the whole plan from that math.
The 30-page Business Plan Guide takes you through it in seven short chapters with worked examples: pick the plan your reader expects (one page or the full nine sections the SBA describes), price one job, add up startup costs from real quotes with a 10% buffer, work out a loan payment and how much to ask for, forecast jobs per week month by month, find break-even and your pay, check cash month by month and write the plan.
The Business Plan Financial Projections workbook (Excel and Google Sheets, no macros) does the math: services and average job, startup costs and funding, monthly costs, a 12-month forecast with sales, operating profit, loan payment, tax set-aside, owner pay, cash at the end of each month and a capacity check, a 3-year projection, break-even and a Plan Summary with the numbers to copy into your plan. It comes blank plus three filled-in examples.
The Plan Template (Word and PDF) gives you a One-Page Plan and a full plan in nine sections with prompts, tables and placeholders, and three sample plans show it finished for fictional house cleaning, lawn care and pressure washing businesses. Every example number is made up to show the method. The kit can't promise sales or a loan approval, and it is not legal, tax or financial advice.