Bookkeeping and financials for a restoration company
Restoration books are messier than most trades. Insurance payments arrive weeks after the job, sometimes split between carrier and homeowner, sometimes short by a deductible that was never collected. Equipment rentals, subcontracted rebuild, and a franchise fee or software bill all land in different months. Most owners know their bank balance and nothing else, and they decide on ad spend by feel.
Clean books change that. Every transaction categorized, receivables tracked by claim, a monthly profit and loss that breaks marketing spend out by channel so you can see what a Google job actually earned after the cost of the lead. That number is what tells you whether to raise the ad budget before storm season or cut it.
In two weeks you get your first clean month closed and a plain profit and loss you can read in five minutes.