Bookkeeping for remodelers
This is the world I know best. I have more than 25 years of hands-on residential remodeling and operations experience. Remodeling books get complicated fast, with long jobs, subs, materials and changes along the way. I keep them clean so you know which jobs are making money.
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What I handle for remodelers
Wendy Ballou, Chief Nailer
- Job cost reports: budget next to actual cost
- Work-in-progress (WIP) reports
- Insurance audit preparation and documentation
- SOPs, contracts and process write-ups
- Monthly financial statements and a review call
What makes remodelers’ books different
Every job needs its own numbers
Each project has its own budget. Job cost reports put that budget next to what the job actually cost.
Long jobs and work in progress
When jobs run for months, WIP reports show what’s been billed, what’s been spent, and what’s still ahead.
Insurance audits
Insurance audits want clean records of payroll and subcontractors. Organized books make the audit go smoothly.
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Let’s talk about your books.
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