Accountant for Contractors & Construction
Certified payroll, job costing, WIP reporting, and tax strategy — whether you're a solo operator or managing a growing crew, we handle the financial side so you can focus on the job site.
Built for the Way Contractors Get Paid
Contractor Tax Returns
Sole proprietor, partnership, and S-Corp filings built around construction. Equipment depreciation, Section 179 planning, and estimated tax strategy.
Job Costing & Bookkeeping
Track costs by project so you know which jobs make money and which don't. Monthly reconciliations and financial reporting you can actually use.
Payroll & Certified Payroll
Full-service payroll processing including certified payroll for prevailing wage projects. Tax filings, direct deposit, and W-2s included.
Fractional CFO
Cash flow forecasting, budgeting, bonding support, and strategic financial planning — CFO-level guidance without the CFO-level salary.
AP, AR & 1099 Management
We manage your payables, receivables, and subcontractor 1099 reporting so nothing falls through the cracks.
WIP Reporting
Work-in-progress reports that give you and your bonding company a clear picture of where every project stands financially.
Getting paid isn't just invoicing
Every job has its own paperwork. Work completed, approvals, the pay application, certified payrolls, lien waivers, notarization, and a deadline. Miss one piece and the payment waits another month.
We put the packet together for every job, every cycle — tabbed and ready for signature. Certifications and waivers are signed by an officer of your company, because that's where the rules put them.
We take the money paperwork
We handle
- Pay applications and progress billing
- Certified payrolls and prevailing wage filings
- Lien waivers and closeout documents
- Payables, subcontractor W-9s and 1099s
- Job cost reports and WIP schedules
- Workers' comp audits and bonding packages
Your PMs keep
- Quantities and work completed
- Change orders and field documentation
- Submittals and customer relationships
- Signatures on certifications and waivers