Our principal is a Florida native who worked as a journeyman electrician before earning his CPA. Florida construction isn't an abstraction to us. It's where we come from.
Florida construction never really slows down: population growth feeding residential work from Jacksonville to Fort Myers, storm hardening and rebuild projects on both coasts, and commercial and industrial growth around Tampa, Orlando, and the I-4 corridor. It's also one of the most competitive contractor markets in the country, which means margins are won or lost in the numbers.
Florida's tax picture helps contractors (no personal income tax) but it doesn't eliminate planning. Federal payroll taxes still drive the S-corp question, entity choice still matters, and the contractors chasing bigger commercial and public work still need bonding, which means construction-basis financials and a WIP schedule a surety will trust. We build all of it, and we speak the language: our principal has pulled wire on Florida job sites.
Clean job costing, WIP schedules, and over/under-billing tracking, so you know which jobs are making money.
The right software, set up the right way for construction, including platform migrations and workflows that keep your books in sync with the field.
Decision-ready reporting, cash-flow forecasting, and the ongoing advisory support growing contractors need.
Review, compilation, and agreed-upon procedure engagements that satisfy your surety and your bank.
Yes. The biggest levers for contractors are federal: entity choice, reasonable compensation, payroll taxes, depreciation timing, and the small-contractor exemption for revenue recognition. Florida removes one layer, not the planning.
We're remote-first and serve contractors across Florida. Our principal is a Florida native and Marine Corps veteran who worked the trade here as a journeyman electrician before becoming a CPA.
That's one of our core services. Sureties size your program from working capital, WIP quality, and financial-statement assurance. We build that foundation methodically, ideally before you need the bond.
Start with our free resource library: a construction software selection guide, a live WIP schedule template, LLC vs. S-corp explained, and a bank-and-bond readiness checklist. Browse the guides →
