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ROOFING & TRADES CONTRACTORS

Know which roofs make money before the next one starts.

Roofing cash moves in lumps: customer deposits, supplier bills, crew payroll, and insurance checks that arrive weeks late. We set your books up to show profit by job and cash by week.

What We Handle

Accounting built around how roofing jobs actually run

A roofing company can look busy and profitable and still run short of cash. These are the pieces we put in place so you see it coming.

Profit by Job

Materials, crew labor, disposal, permits and subcontractors tracked against each contract, so a losing job shows up while the crew is still on the roof.

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Deposits & Progress Billing

Customer deposits are recorded as what you owe until the work is done, and billing follows your milestones, so revenue and cash never get mixed up.

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Insurance-Claim Jobs

Claim checks, deductibles, supplements and split payees tracked job by job, so you know what has been collected and what is still owed.

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Material Prices & Supplier Accounts

Supplier statements reconciled to jobs, and price changes compared with what you bid, so a lumber or shingle swing does not quietly eat your margin.

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Crew, Subs & 1099s

W-2 crew and 1099 subcontractors set up correctly, with insurance certificates and year-end 1099s handled before they become a scramble.

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Seasonal Cash Planning

A rolling 13-week forecast around slow months and storm surges, with tax set-asides built in so the bill in April is not a surprise.

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Why Roofers Choose ASO

Numbers by job, not just by month

A monthly profit and loss tells you how the company did. It does not tell you which jobs made money. We focus on the second question.

Job-level visibility

Every job gets a budget, actuals and a margin, reviewed while there is still time to change the next bid.

A forecast that fits your seasons

We plan cash around your real calendar, including slow winters, storm work and the lag on insurance payments.

Tax planning before year-end

Owner pay, truck and equipment purchases and S-corp questions get modeled in the fall, not discovered in March.

CPA-led, one named contact

You work with Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA, and a small team, not a rotating bookkeeper.

Free Tool

Job Cash Flow Checklist

Walk through a job from deposit to final payment and see where cash gets stuck, using your own numbers.

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Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA, Founder of ASO Financial
Who you'll actually talk to

Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA

You talk to Doyin Ogunbajo, CPA, the founder, on every engagement. Not a junior analyst reading from a template.

FAQ

Questions from roofing contractors

Materials, crew labor, disposal, permits, equipment and any subcontractors, all against the contract price. We set up the books so each job has its own budget and actual margin.
As money you owe the customer until you earn it, not as income. That keeps your profit from looking better than it is and your cash planning honest.
Yes. We track claim payments, deductibles, supplements and payments split between payees, so you can see exactly what is collected and what is still outstanding on each claim.
It depends on how consistently profitable you are and how much you take out of the business. We model the numbers for your company so the decision is based on your figures, not a rule of thumb.
Yes to both. The same job-costing and cash-forecasting setup fits HVAC, plumbing, electrical and siding companies, and we serve clients nationwide.

Related: Construction accounting · Job cash flow checklist · 13-week cash flow forecast

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Let’s talk about your next job.

Book a free 30-minute discovery call to look at how your jobs, deposits and crew payroll flow through your books today.

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