Sample report — Business Health Check
This is what the £450 Business Health Check looks like when it arrives: the findings, the citations, and the register at the back that lets a sceptical reader check every line. Read it before you spend anything.
Wrenfield Joinery Ltd is fictitious. Every company, figure, address and document reference on this page is invented for the sample. The structure, the method and the citation format are exactly what a real report delivers.
Every number below is invented —
the method is the product.
−4.2 pts
gross margin over three filed years
Accounts FY22–FY25
1 new
all-monies charge over the only freehold, Mar 2025
MR01 · 0482 7719 0003
5 → 12 mo
accounts filed ever later after year end
Filing history 2022–25
0
charges at the nearest competitor, five years running
Hollowbeck charges register
FY25 filed twelve days before the statutory deadline
Turnover held near £1.9m while cost of sales rose every year: margin fell 31.8% → 27.6%. No single filing mentions it; the four together state it.
Source: full accounts FY2022–FY2025, filed 09 Nov 2022 – 14 Nov 2025 · read 24 Aug 2026Registered 11 Mar 2025 in favour of Midshire Commercial Finance, over the company's only freehold — securing 'all monies'. The accounts filed eight months later never mention it.
Source: charge code 0482 7719 0003 (MR01), registered 11 Mar 2025 · read 24 Aug 2026Five, seven, eight, then twelve months after year end. The direction is the finding — discipline usually slips before the numbers do.
Source: filing history, five filings 2022–2025 · read 24 Aug 2026Cash up five years running, creditors down, no charges. Read beside Findings 01–02: Hollowbeck is the party that can wait out a price war.
Source: Hollowbeck Interiors Ltd, full accounts FY2021–FY2025 and clear charges register · read 24 Aug 2026Gable End files micro-entity accounts — no turnover, no profit, no comparison. The report says so, and reads what does exist, rather than dressing thin evidence as thick.
Source: Gable End Fit-Out Ltd, micro-entity accounts FY2023–FY2025; officers register · read 24 Aug 2026A claim, a source, a date —
every line of it.
Every claim in the report, in one table, with its source document and the date it was read. Nothing in the report rests on my say-so — if a line cannot appear here, it does not appear at all.
| No. | Claim | Source | Date read |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Gross margin fell 31.8% → 27.6% over FY2022–FY2025 | Full accounts ×4, Companies House | 24 Aug 2026 |
| 02 | All-monies fixed charge over 4 Fenwick Trading Estate | MR01, charge 0482 7719 0003 | 24 Aug 2026 |
| 03 | Accounts filed 5 → 12 months after year end, worsening yearly | Filing history 2022–2025 | 24 Aug 2026 |
| 04 | Hollowbeck Interiors: rising cash, nil charges, five years | Hollowbeck full accounts FY2021–FY2025 | 24 Aug 2026 |
| 05 | Gable End Fit-Out unreadable beyond officers and charges | Micro-entity accounts FY2023–FY2025 | 24 Aug 2026 |
The real report runs to roughly twice this length: five years of your filings and three competitors’ in full, every charge and commitment listed, and a thirty-minute walkthrough call included. The company is yours, the comparators are the rivals you actually lose work to, and the register at the back covers every claim made.
The promise the sample demonstrates. If a filing could not be read — abbreviated accounts, a micro-entity rival — the report says so, as Finding 05 does here, rather than papering over it. Thin evidence labelled thin is still evidence; thin evidence dressed as thick is the thing this practice exists to replace.