ACCOUNTING FOR CABINETS & COUNTERTOPS CONTRACTORS
BOOKKEEPING & TAXES FOR CABINETS & COUNTERTOPS CONTRACTORS.
Job-costed, tax-ready books for cabinet and countertop contractors, from a team that knows one cracked slab can take a whole job’s margin.
- FLAT MONTHLY FEE
- JOB-LEVEL PROFIT
- BOOKS CLOSED MONTHLY
BUILT FOR THE TRADE
ONE BAD SLAB EATS THE JOB.
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REMAKE RISK
A cracked slab or a mis-measured run is material and labor spent twice, and both post to the job so the real cost is visible.
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TEMPLATE TO INSTALL
Weeks pass between measuring and installing, so the job holds its costs across that gap instead of splitting across months.
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CUSTOM VERSUS STOCK
Custom fabrication and stock installs carry very different margins and are never averaged together.
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SELECTED AT THE YARD
Material is chosen by the piece, so what a job actually cost rarely matches what was quoted.
WHAT WE HANDLE
FOUR THINGS, DONE RIGHT.
Bookkeeping and tax preparation are the base. Job costing and WIP tracking are added when you need them.
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JOB COSTING
Every cost lands on the job that earned it, so you know which jobs made money.
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MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING
Books closed monthly, reconciled, and ready for whoever asks.
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WIP TRACKING
Work in progress tracked so revenue matches the work actually completed.
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TAX PREPARATION
Business and owner returns prepared from books we already know are right.
WHY IT MATTERS
KNOW WHAT A REMAKE REALLY COSTS YOU.
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SEE THE REMAKE RATE
Rework tracked per job turns a vague sense that it happens too often into a number you can act on.
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PRICE CUSTOM PROPERLY
Real fabrication cost tells you whether custom work earns its premium.
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NO TAX-SEASON SURPRISES
Clean books all year mean the return is a formality, not a fire drill.
QUESTIONS BEFORE WE START
STRAIGHT ANSWERS. NO RUNAROUND.
Everything you should know before trusting us with your books and taxes.
STILL HAVE A QUESTION?
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As material and labor against the job that needed them, so rework reads as the cost it is rather than as a slightly worse month.
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It is normal for this trade. The job holds its costs across the gap so revenue follows the work rather than the calendar.
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Yes. They carry very different margins, and averaged together the stronger one hides whatever the weaker one is doing.
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Yes. Catch-up work is something we do regularly. We will tell you what it takes to get current before you commit to anything.
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No. We do not provide payroll services. We do make sure crew and sub costs land on the job that incurred them, so labour shows up where it actually went.
BUILT FOR YOUR TRADE
ACCOUNTING THAT KNOWS THE JOB.
From job costing to retainage and progress billing,
we understand the financial pressure behind every project.
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ROOFING
CONTRACTORSClaim work, supplements and deductibles accounted for on the job they belong to.
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BUILDERS &
GENERAL CONTRACTORSCosts coded per job across every project running at once, so you can see which ones earned.
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PLUMBING
CONTRACTORSService calls and construction work kept apart, so neither one hides the other.
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HVAC
CONTRACTORSInstall work and service work costed separately instead of averaged into one margin.
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REMODELING
CONTRACTORSApproved change orders tracked against the original contract instead of vanishing into one total.
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ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORSTrack labor by who actually worked it and hold costs on jobs still waiting to pass inspection.
