Construction Company Bookkeeping For Contractors All Across The USA Including Alaska And Hawaii

How To Relieve Your Construction Company From Going Bankrupt

Posted by Randal DeHart on Tue, Jun 04, 2019

Are you getting resumes and applications from bookkeepers who worked for a construction company that went bankrupt and now they are so desperate for a job, so they offer to work for minimum wage or less? What they are not saying in some cases is"And everything I can embezzle, steal and sell online."

There could be a pattern, and it is may be evident that you could be missing it.

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Topics: Payment Collect, Contractor, Contractor Tips, finance, Contractor Operating Tips

Why Trade Shows Are Valuable To Your Construction Business (Featuring Seattle Home Show Spring 2019)

Posted by Norhalma Verzosa on Fri, Mar 01, 2019

Organizations and industries, no matter the career discipline, is fully invested in coordinating and taking part in conferences, summits, expos, and exhibits. Industry trade fairs are remarkably relevant to construction company owners because it leverages traditional marketing practices without being intrusive (because your target market comes to you), fosters real, solid relationships, and promotes camaraderie among your associations.

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Topics: Construction Strategy, Relationships, Contractor, Contractor Tips, successful contractor, Seattle Home Show, Trade Show

Hiring A Construction Bookkeeper Is A Great Investment

Posted by Sharie DeHart on Fri, Oct 06, 2017

As a construction business owner, you're likely concerned about every penny you spend. That's a good thing because you need to keep track of your income and expenses. It also means, however, that you might be less likely to hire people who can help your business. People like bookkeepers, who are great investments for any small business.

So what does a construction bookkeeper do? Bookkeepers take care of the daily financial records for your business and make sure your books balance. They create and send invoices, track receipts and reimbursements, reconcile accounts, and prepare specific financial reports. All the frustrating day-to-day financial stuff that you probably dislike they love.

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Topics: Contractor Bookkeeping, Contractor