Bookkeeping for Cottonwood Heights Contractors

Bookkeeping and job costing for contractors and tradespeople working in Cottonwood Heights. Construction accounting from American Fork.

Bookkeeping for Cottonwood Heights

Cottonwood Heights keeps contractors busy. The homes are established, many built decades ago, and owners invest in remodels, additions, and upgrades. If you’re doing work in this part of the valley, you need books that tell you more than just whether you made money last year. You need to know which jobs are profitable and which ones aren’t worth repeating.

We provide bookkeeping and construction job costing for contractors and tradespeople working in Cottonwood Heights and across the Wasatch Front. The financial back office you need without hiring someone full-time.

Monthly Bookkeeping

Transactions categorized, accounts reconciled, books closed every month. You get financial statements that show where the business actually stands instead of a shoebox of receipts and a guess.

Job Costing

We track costs by project, phase, and cost code. At the end of each job, you know exactly what you made. Over time, you learn which work is worth pursuing and which clients to avoid.

Payroll

Pay runs processed, taxes deposited, quarterly reports filed. Year-end W-2s handled. Your crew gets paid on time and you stop worrying about payroll deadlines.

Catch-Up Work

Books months or years behind? We clean up the backlog, reconstruct what’s missing, and deliver a current set of records. Then we keep them that way going forward.

Contractors and Trades in Cottonwood Heights

The east bench of the valley has a certain type of work. Higher-end homes, owners who expect quality, and projects that require attention to detail. The contractors who thrive here are good at what they do. What they often lack is time to manage the financial side of the business properly.

We work with remodelers, specialty trades, and service businesses throughout Cottonwood Heights. If you’ve reached the point where managing your own books costs you time and clarity, our team of construction bookkeepers in American Fork can take that off your plate.

Remodeling Contractors

Kitchen and bath remodels, additions, whole-house renovations. Projects with multiple phases, subcontractors, and change orders. We track it all so you know where you stand before the job is done.

Interior Trades

Painters, flooring installers, drywall crews, finish carpenters. The specialists who make homes look finished. We handle job costing for businesses running multiple projects at once.

Outdoor and Property Services

Landscapers, fence builders, deck contractors, irrigation installers. Seasonal work with uneven cash flow. We track costs by job and help you see how the year is actually shaping up.

Home Services

Garage door companies, pest control, handyman services. Recurring work and one-time jobs. We keep the books straight so you can focus on serving customers.

Common Questions

You're in American Fork. Why would a Cottonwood Heights contractor work with you?

Most bookkeeping happens through screens regardless of where anyone sits. We're about 30 minutes down I-15 when meeting makes sense, but the real reason to work with us is that we specialize in construction. We understand job costing, progress billing, and contractor financials in ways that general bookkeepers don't.

What does bookkeeping cost for contractors?

Monthly bookkeeping starts at $199. Job costing adds complexity, so your actual price depends on how many projects you run and your transaction volume. We quote flat rates after learning about your business.

Do you handle payroll for construction crews?

Yes. We process payroll, handle tax deposits, file quarterly reports, and issue W-2s. If you have workers in the field, we make sure they get paid correctly and on time.

My books are a mess. Can you fix that?

Yes. Most contractors who call us are behind. We clean up the backlog, get your records current, and then keep them that way with monthly service. Catch-up work is a normal starting point.

Can you help me understand job profitability?

That's the whole point of job costing. We track costs by project so you can see which jobs made money and which ones didn't. Over time, this changes how you bid and helps you focus on the work that's actually profitable.

Utah's Construction Bookkeeping Specialists