Construction Accounting
WIP, Job Costing & Financial Readiness
Know where every project stands financially, with reporting that supports better decisions as your company grows.
What a WIP Schedule Shows
A work-in-progress schedule compares what each job was expected to cost and earn with what has actually been billed and spent. It shows which projects are on track, which are losing margin, and where you may be underbilled or overbilled, so problems surface while there is still time to act.
Job Costing That Reflects Reality
We help set up job costing so labor, materials, equipment and subcontractor costs are tracked by project. Combined with clear financial statements and a view of working capital, it gives you the information sureties, lenders and commercial clients expect to see as you pursue larger work.
What We Help With
From Job Site to Financials
We focus on preparation and organization. Every situation is different, and outcomes depend on individual facts and third-party requirements.
WIP Schedules
Monthly or quarterly schedules showing earned revenue, costs to date and estimated costs to complete.
Underbilling & Overbilling
Spotting billing gaps early so they do not turn into cash flow surprises.
Job Cost Tracking
A structure for coding labor, materials, equipment and subcontractor costs to each job.
Project Profitability
Reviewing margins job by job to see which work is worth pursuing more of.
Bonding Financial Readiness
Organized financial statements and working capital reporting to prepare for surety reviews.
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