Accountants for Plumbing Businesses in Phoenix
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"Everything has been easy, professional, and straight forward."
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"Steve and I worked at a public accounting firm for many years together. Throughout that time, Steve was very helpful & friendly to both coworkers and clients. I would recommend Steve & Primary Care Financial to anyone in need of bookkeeping or advisory services!"
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"I have found the overall service invaluable to the success of my business. Highly recommend the team at BK60."
Red Bike Advisors is on a mission to help small business owners and medical practice owners simplify, streamline, and save with “Know Your Numbers” financial and tax insights.
Our firm looks for active and ongoing engagement with our clients and seeks to be a partner in long term growth and success.
Affordable, Self-driving bookkeeping
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What financial tasks do plumbing accountants manage?
They handle bookkeeping, payroll, job costing (tracking labor, materials, overhead per job), tax prep, mileage expenses, and financial reporting tailored to service-based contractors.
How do I find a CPA who understands plumbing businesses?
Look for pricing, availability of job costing services, and industry experience on directories like Sam’s List. Filter for firms that mention plumbing, contractor accounting, or field service expertise.
Do accountants support payroll and subcontractor (1099) reporting?
Yes. Many offer full payroll services for technicians and apprentices, ensure correct 1099-NEC filings, and manage workers’ comp compliance when applicable.
Should I work with a local or virtual plumbing accountant?
Local accountants may know state trade license and tax nuances; virtual firms often offer better integration with cloud tools. Choose based on your preference for in-person support vs. tech-forward workflows.
When is the right time to bring an accountant on board?
Before hiring subcontractors, purchasing equipment, or facing tax season. An accountant can structure your financial operations proactively for smoother growth.
Can they help set up plumbing job cost systems?
Yes. Industry-specific accountants track labor, materials, and overhead per job—helping ensure profitable estimates and accurate client billing.
How much does a plumbing business accountant cost?
Accountants specializing in plumbing typically charge $150 to $400 per hour, or monthly packages ranging from $500 to $2,500+ depending on volume of work, payroll complexity, and advisory needs. Expect higher fees if you need job costing systems, contractor reporting, or software integrations (ServiceTitan, Jobber). Always confirm whether tax planning and quarterly reviews are included.
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