Accountants for Roofing Businesses
Find CPAs and accountants who specialize in roofing contractors. Expert in job costing, revenue recognition, cash flow planning, and industry software integration.
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How much does an accountant cost for a roofing business?
Accountants serving roofing contractors typically charge between $150 and $400 per hour, or offer monthly service packages from $500 to $3,000+, depending on services provided—like job-cost tracking, payroll management, software integration, and tax planning. Be sure to confirm if their package covers revenue recognition methods (e.g., percentage-of-completion), quarterly financial reviews, or warranty reserve accounting.
FrequentlyAsked Questions
What services do roofing-focused accountants offer?
They deliver bookkeeping, job costing per project, WIP revenue tracking, payroll and subcontractor 1099 handling, tax strategy (including equipment depreciation and bonding costs), inventory tracking, and financial reporting tailored for long-term roofing contracts.
How do I find an accountant experienced with roofing companies?
Use Sam’s List directory filters and select firms that list “roofing,” “construction contractor accounting,” or “trade services” as areas of expertise. Confirm they’ve worked with roofing software like AccuLynx, JobNimbus, Buildertrend, or ServiceTitan.
Can roofing accountants assist with revenue recognition and warranty reserves?
Yes. Specialized firms accurately manage long-term contract revenue, percentage-of-completion accounting, and estimates for future warranty work—critical for accurate financial statements and compliance.
Should I choose a local or a virtual accounting firm for roofing?
Local firms offer strengths in understanding state bonding laws, local sales tax on materials, and trade licensing. Virtual firms often excel at scalable cloud integrations and software-forward operations. Your decision should align with your preference for hands-on support vs. tech efficiency.
When should roofing contractors hire an accountant?
Ideal milestones include before bidding large jobs, purchasing equipment or vehicles, hiring crew or subcontractors, or navigating tax season. Proactive support helps prevent surprises and streamlines growth.
Can an accountant help with insurance claims and storm work accounting?
Absolutely. Experienced roofing accountants manage storm-related job cost analysis, adjust revenue schedules accordingly, and track insurance claim billing—helping maintain accurate profit tracking across uneven workloads.,
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