Job costing, retainage, subcontractor tracking, rental income, and cash flow that doesn't move in a straight line — this is the bookkeeping work we're building our practice around.
Trades and real estate businesses run into bookkeeping problems that a general small-business bookkeeper often isn't set up to handle well.
Job costing by project, subcontractor tracking, retainage, equipment and materials expense allocation, and books that hold up through uneven, project-based cash flow.
Per-property income and expense tracking, mortgage and escrow reconciliation, and depreciation schedules kept current and organized.
Rental income and expense tracking, security deposit accounting, and clean records if you ever sell, refinance, or bring in a lender.
Transformed Accounting is a new firm, and trades and real estate is where we intend to specialize as we grow. Founder Caleb Potter ran his own HVAC company before starting this firm, so the job costing and cash-flow rhythm of a trades business isn't theoretical to him. That means you get a bookkeeper who is actively building deep expertise in your industry — and who has the bandwidth right now to give your books real attention.
