Construction & Contracting · Bookkeeping
Whether you're a general contractor managing a full pipeline or a specialty trade running your own crew, the problem is the same: you don't have real numbers on each job until it's too late to act on them. Clean monthly books and real-time job costing change that.
after closeout — when most contractors and construction businesses discover a job was unprofitable
By the Numbers
How We Help
Profit and loss by job, crew, and trade type — not a blended company number that hides which work is worth taking and which isn't.
Work-in-progress and outstanding retainage handled correctly so your balance sheet and P&L reflect the actual state of your pipeline.
1099 prep, lien waiver documentation, and sub costs allocated per job — so you always know what you owe and to whom.
Quarterly CPA sessions and annual tax prep available as an add-on — so your books and your tax position are always working together.
How It Works
We review how your job costing is set up, how your books are currently maintained, and where the biggest gaps are.
A specific plan for monthly close and job-level tracking tailored to how your operation runs.
Real-time job visibility and clean books every month — so you're always working from accurate numbers.
Pricing
Every engagement is scoped to your situation. The ranges below give you a starting point.
Bookkeeping
Starting at $300/mo
$3,600/yr at full price
Monthly close and job-level tracking — clean books every month.
Bookkeeping + Advisory
Starting at $400/mo
$4,800/yr at full price
Clean books every month, plus a CPA reviewing your position every quarter.
Bookkeeping + Tax Prep + Advisory
Starting at $700/mo
$8,400/yr at full price
Bookkeeping, quarterly advisory, and annual tax preparation — all included.
Also Available
Sales Tax Compliance
Nexus analysis, state registration, and ongoing filing — scoped to your business footprint. Whether you're selling in one state or twenty, we map the exposure and handle the filings.
Payroll
Full-service payroll setup and processing for employees and contractors, including tax withholdings, employer filings, and year-end W-2s and 1099s.
IRS Representation
Audit support, notice response, and dispute resolution. We handle IRS correspondence directly — you don't need to be on the call.
Catch-Up Bookkeeping
Behind on your books? We reconstruct and reconcile past periods so you have a clean, accurate foundation — and no more guessing at year-end.
What Clients Say
Summit Contracting Group
“Three open projects, fourteen subs, retainage across six phases — they handle all of it without me thinking about it. Monthly close is done by the 10th. That one change transformed how I run the business.”
— Marcus H., General Contractor
Ridgeline Electric
“Running commercial and residential electrical simultaneously, labor allocation by crew was a constant headache. Now I know exactly which jobs are profitable. The quarterly CPA sessions changed how I price work going forward.”
— Tony R., Electrical Contractor
Clearwater Custom Homes
“Eighteen-month build cycles make the books complicated. They set up percentage-of-completion correctly — something nobody else had done — and now I know exactly where every home stands financially at any point in the build.”
— Jason W., Custom Homebuilder
Stonegate Remodeling
“Change orders were eroding our margins and we couldn't see it until closeout. They restructured job costing to track selections and change-order velocity per project. First month with real numbers, we caught two jobs going sideways in time to act.”
— Claire M., Design-Build Remodeler
Eastbrook Development
“Construction loan draws, equity calls, and intercompany transfers across three entities — this is not simple bookkeeping. They handle it correctly every month, which is more than the two firms before them managed. Quarterly advisory is worth it alone.”
— David K., Developer
Valley Concrete & Masonry
“Small operation, but the tax savings from working with a real CPA quarterly versus filing once a year in April were significant. Owner compensation structure alone saved us more than the fee. I wish I had done it three years sooner.”
— Ray G., Owner-Operator
Summit Contracting Group
“Three open projects, fourteen subs, retainage across six phases — they handle all of it without me thinking about it. Monthly close is done by the 10th. That one change transformed how I run the business.”
— Marcus H., General Contractor
Ridgeline Electric
“Running commercial and residential electrical simultaneously, labor allocation by crew was a constant headache. Now I know exactly which jobs are profitable. The quarterly CPA sessions changed how I price work going forward.”
— Tony R., Electrical Contractor
Clearwater Custom Homes
“Eighteen-month build cycles make the books complicated. They set up percentage-of-completion correctly — something nobody else had done — and now I know exactly where every home stands financially at any point in the build.”
— Jason W., Custom Homebuilder
Stonegate Remodeling
“Change orders were eroding our margins and we couldn't see it until closeout. They restructured job costing to track selections and change-order velocity per project. First month with real numbers, we caught two jobs going sideways in time to act.”
— Claire M., Design-Build Remodeler
Eastbrook Development
“Construction loan draws, equity calls, and intercompany transfers across three entities — this is not simple bookkeeping. They handle it correctly every month, which is more than the two firms before them managed. Quarterly advisory is worth it alone.”
— David K., Developer
Valley Concrete & Masonry
“Small operation, but the tax savings from working with a real CPA quarterly versus filing once a year in April were significant. Owner compensation structure alone saved us more than the fee. I wish I had done it three years sooner.”
— Ray G., Owner-Operator
Schedule a free consultation. We'll review your situation, identify what you're leaving on the table, and give you a clear picture of what working together looks like.