Bookkeeping, job costing, and financial reporting built specifically for roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors.
We don't work with everyone. We go deep on four trades — and only four.
Track profitability per roof, crew, and material order. Know what each job returned before the next one starts.
Monitor install profitability, service revenue, and cash flow. Separate your service and replacement margins.
Understand labor margins, recurring service profitability, and project performance by job type.
Track project profitability, subcontractor labor, and operational visibility across every job.
Thomas Ledger Group wasn't built by generic accountants trying to understand contractors. We come from a contractor family background.
Submit documents by the 3rd — reconciliations, monthly close, and financial reports are delivered by the 10th every month. No chasing. No disappearing bookkeeper. No waiting until tax season.
Every engagement is built around your operations — not a generic bookkeeping template.
Which crew finished. What materials ran over. Whether the week was good or not — and half the time, nobody really knew why.
I grew up inside a contracting business and watched firsthand what happens when a job looks profitable but the numbers tell a different story weeks later. Unexpected material costs. Subcontractor overruns. A crew that took longer than estimated. By the time you figured it out, you were already on the next job.
That's not a bookkeeping problem. That's a visibility problem.
I built Thomas Ledger Group because skilled trades contractors deserve financial systems that actually match how their businesses work — not generic templates built for businesses with no crews, no job sites, and no materials to track.
I speak the language. I understand seasonality, subcontractors, project-based cash flow, and the pressure of running crews. You shouldn't have to explain your business to the person managing your numbers.
If you're ready to actually know what every job made — let's talk.
We'd rather be upfront than waste your time.
You want the cheapest bookkeeping possible
You run a non-trades business
You only need tax prep
You ignore your numbers
You want generic bookkeeping services
Built for operators who take their financials seriously.
You're a roofing, HVAC, plumbing, or electrical contractor
You want to know exactly what each job made
You're scaling and need real financial visibility
You're tired of chasing your bookkeeper
You want industry-specific financial systems
We specialize in cleanup, reconciliation, and monthly close so you get cleaner, faster handoffs at tax time.
We handle bookkeeping and financial operations. Tax prep stays with you — always.
Organized, reconciled books mean less cleanup time for your team come tax season.
We understand trades-specific chart of accounts, job costing, and how these businesses operate.
We rebuild messy books, fix QuickBooks files, and create organized reporting systems from scratch.
We start with a discovery call to review your books and understand your operation. Most clients begin with a cleanup phase before monthly bookkeeping starts.
Yes — 100% remotely with contractors nationwide using QuickBooks Online and secure document sharing tools.
That's common. Most new clients need cleanup or catch-up work first. We'll quote it separately and get your books in order before monthly service starts.
Often yes, depending on the state of your books. We'll tell you upfront what's needed after reviewing your QuickBooks file.
Month-to-month only. No long-term commitments — we keep clients through results, not lock-in clauses.
Our 10th Delivery Guarantee™ means reports are out by the 10th when documents are submitted by the 3rd.
We're QuickBooks Online Certified. All bookkeeping is done in QBO, which integrates with most trades management platforms.
Exclusively. We work only with roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors. That focus is our advantage.
Bookkeeping, job costing, and financial reporting built specifically for skilled trades contractors.
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