If you’re running a construction business, your books are probably more complicated than most.
You’ve got job deposits, material costs, subcontractors, change orders, draw schedules, payroll, and equipment expenses. And somehow, you’re expected to keep track of it all while you’re out on the job site.
That’s why we offer Construction Bookkeeping—built specifically for trades, contractors, and construction crews who want real clarity on where the money’s going.
You’re not just selling one product or service—you’re managing dozens of moving parts across multiple jobs. That means:
Revenue is tied to job progress
Expenses vary from project to project
Timing matters (especially for cash flow)
Subcontractors need to be paid right
Equipment purchases and fuel costs pile up
You need to know what each job is costing you
If your books aren’t tracking that clearly, you’re flying blind—and losing money without realizing it.
We make sense of all that complexity. Here’s what we do:
Track income and expenses by job or project
Record deposits and progress payments
Reconcile your books to actual bank activity
Match vendor bills and receipts to each job
Track subcontractor payments and file 1099s
Handle payroll or get your payroll data organized
Prepare monthly reports so you know what’s working
Help with sales tax and city-specific requirements if needed
You’ll know exactly where your business stands—on each job and overall.
One of the biggest problems we see in construction bookkeeping is poor job costing. If you’re not tracking what each job brings in—and what it costs—you can’t tell what’s profitable.
We help you:
Break down labor, materials, equipment, and overhead
See which jobs are profitable (and which aren’t)
Bid smarter on future work
Avoid surprises at the end of a project
A contractor we work with in Seattle thought all his jobs were solid—until we showed him he was losing money on small repair work. He shifted his pricing, and now he’s in the black.
We work with:
QuickBooks Online and Desktop
Jobber, Buildertrend, Knowify, and other industry tools
Gusto, ADP, and your payroll service
Google Drive or Dropbox for receipts and job docs
If your data is spread across apps, emails, and handwritten notes—we’ll pull it all together.
We’re based in Seattle, but we’ve helped contractors and builders in Portland, Memphis, and around the country. Whether you’re residential, commercial, or a specialty trade—we speak your language.
You’re busy building stuff. Let us build you a solid set of books.
We’ll keep your jobs tracked, your numbers clean, and your financials easy to read—so you can run your crew without second-guessing your cash flow.
Flat monthly pricing. Clear communication. No drama.