Construction Businesses
Financial Readiness for Contractors Ready to Grow
We help construction businesses strengthen financial reporting, improve visibility into projects and stay financially organized as they pursue larger opportunities.
Clients We Serve
Who We Help
Construction companies that want clear numbers as they take on more work.
General Contractors
Companies managing multiple projects, subcontractors and draws.
Specialty Contractors
Trades that need project-level visibility into costs and margins.
Subcontractors
Businesses that want better reporting as they grow their client base.
Job-Based Books
Construction Accounting
Construction accounting is different. Revenue, costs and billing happen job by job, and the books need to reflect that.
- Job-based accounting structure
- Financial statements for contractors
- Reconciliations and cleanup
Profit per Project
Project Profitability
Job Costing
Tracking labor, materials and subcontractor costs by project.
Margins by Job
Seeing which jobs make money and which do not.
Change Orders
Reflecting changes in contract value and costs.
Cash & Reports
Working Capital & Reporting
Growing contractors need to understand cash, receivables, payables and the reports that sureties, lenders and commercial clients may request.
- Working capital review
- Financial statements and reporting
- Readiness for third-party requests
Year-Round
Tax Planning for Contractors
Year-round planning that considers how projects, equipment and owner compensation affect taxes.
Go Deeper
WIP & Job Costing
A work-in-progress schedule shows where each open job stands financially. It is one of the most important reports for a growing contractor.
Get Started
Ready to Talk About Your Numbers?
We help organize and report the financial information; we do not promise bonding, financing, licensing or contract awards.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you help with bonding?
We help organize financial reporting and readiness. Bonding, financing and approvals are decided by third parties, and we do not promise any outcome.
What is a WIP schedule?
A work-in-progress schedule compares contract value, costs to date, estimated costs to complete and billings for each open job.
Can you work with my current bookkeeper?
Yes. We can review and improve the reporting your team already produces.
Every situation is different. Outcomes depend on individual facts, documentation and applicable requirements.
Contact Us
Ready to Discuss Your Situation?
Tell us about your company, your trade and the size of the jobs you take on.
Tax advisory, accounting and business solutions for growing businesses. Based in North Carolina. Serving businesses nationwide.
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