Industry
Construction
Job costing, contract risk, and a cash curve that runs well ahead of your billing.
Construction runs on contracts, retention, and a cash cycle that has you funding the work months before anybody pays you for it. Profitability per job is the number that counts, and most contractors only get to see it once the job has closed. By then there is nothing left to change.
We handle the job costing and the work-in-progress reporting, the tax positions that only apply to contractors, the insurance and bonding your project agreements demand, and the workers’ comp classification that quietly drives a big chunk of your cost base.
Services for Construction
The work that comes up most often in this sector, grouped by discipline.
Accounting
All Accounting →Tax
All Tax →Advisory
All Advisory →Risk & Compliance
All Risk & Compliance →HR & Workforce
All HR & Workforce →Insurance
All Insurance →Construction Insurance
Built for project risk, contract demands and completed operations.
Read moreContractor Insurance
For trade contractors, sized to the work you actually do.
Read moreWorkers’ Compensation
Statutory cover, with the experience mod actively worked.
Read moreCommercial Auto
Owned, hired and non-owned vehicles, including the ones you forgot about.
Read moreConstruction insights
Your Experience Modification Is Probably Wrong, and It Is Costing You
Three things drive your workers’ comp premium: payroll, class code and experience modification. Errors turn up in all three, they’re recoverable, and almost nobody checks.
Why Profitable Businesses Run Out of Cash
Profit and cash are two different numbers on two different timetables. The thirteen-week rolling forecast is the standard way to see a squeeze coming while you can still do something about it.
Long-Term Contractors Are the Classification Risk Most Businesses Ignore
The arrangement most likely to fail a worker classification test is also the most ordinary one going: a contractor who has worked full-time for the same client for years.
What a Buyer Pays Is Decided Years Before You Sell
The discounts buyers apply, for owner dependence, customer concentration and informal records, take years to remove. By the time you’re on the market, the number is mostly already set.
Construction
We already know what usually matters in construction.
Job costing, contract risk, and a cash curve that runs well ahead of your billing.