Bookkeeping for Oregon contractors.
Let us take it off your plate!
You did not start the company to spend all your time in the books.
Ten hours a month in the books is about 120 hours a year.
Time you could be on the tools, on bids, and on the jobs that pay.
We take that bookkeeping work off your plate.
The job reports tell you which projects are worth bidding.
How much more profit could you make in 120 hours of work?
our services - Bookkeeping for Oregon contractors
QuickBooks setup
Labor, materials, and subs land on the job instead of one overhead pile. This is the setup that makes the later reports worth reading.
Monthly job reports
Each month you see which jobs made money, which did not, and what is still open. That is the report you use for the next bid, the next hire, the truck, and the draw.
Cleanup
Messy books are common.
Cleanup is a separate project with a clear scope, done before tax season, a bank conversation, or a bond package.
Monthly Bookkeeping for Oregon contractors starts after the books are current. The first profit leak we find often pays for the cleanup. The next one is profit.
Monthly bookkeeping
Categorizing, reconciliation, and a close you do not have to reconstruct in March. You get the hours back.