Financial Reporting for Denver Trades
A profit and loss statement, a balance sheet, and the job- or route-level reports your trade actually runs on — in your inbox by the 10th of every month, with a plain-English note about what changed and why it matters.
Reports built to be read, not filed
Most small business financials get opened once and never again, because they answer accounting questions instead of owner questions. Ours are built backwards from what a Denver trades owner actually asks: Did we make money last month? Which jobs did it come from? Can I afford the second crew? What do I owe in taxes so far?
What lands on the 10th
Profit and loss, month and year-to-date. Balance sheet. Job or route profitability where your plan includes job costing. For cleaning companies: labor percentage against revenue, the number that decides everything. For painters: estimated versus actual on active jobs. For flooring: margin per install with materials landed cost. Plus two or three sentences from us about anything worth your attention — in English, not accountant.
Custom views when you need them
Bonding application coming up? Bank wants statements for the truck loan? Quarterly look before you talk to your CPA? Reports get produced for the moment you're in, from books that reconcile — see bank reconciliation for why that matters.
Related: Monthly Bookkeeping · Job Costing · Cash Flow Forecasting
FAQ
Financial Reporting — common questions
What reports do I get each month?
P&L, balance sheet, and job/route profitability where your plan includes it — by the 10th, every month, with a short plain-English summary of what changed.
Can you build reports for my bank or bonding company?
Yes. Loan applications, bonding and insurance audits all want clean statements on short notice. Books that reconcile monthly make those requests an afternoon, not a scramble.
I don't understand financial statements. Does that matter?
No — that's our job. Every report ships with a note in plain language, and Foreman and GC plans include a monthly call where we walk through the numbers until they're useful.
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