Bookkeeping by Industry
Haverlin works with companies that send owners, technicians, and crews out to do the work. Here’s how that applies to your industry.
Pest Control
Recurring service revenue, route operations, technician labor, vehicles, and chemicals, tracked so you can see what each part of the business is doing.
Lawn Care & Landscaping
Seasonal revenue, crews, equipment, and the difference between recurring maintenance accounts and one-time project work.
HVAC
Service calls versus install revenue, equipment and material costs, technician labor, and maintenance agreements.
Plumbing
Service revenue, project work, materials, technician payroll, vehicles, and equipment.
Electrical Contractors
Service work and projects, labor, materials, equipment, and vehicle expenses, recorded so profitability is visible by type of work.
Cleaning Companies
Recurring customers, contract revenue, labor costs, supplies, and merchant payments.
Roofing
Large project revenue, insurance claim work, materials, crews, and customer deposits on jobs that span weeks.
Pool Service
Recurring route revenue alongside repairs and equipment installs, plus chemicals and heavy seasonality.
Irrigation
Install projects, spring startups, backflow testing, winterization, and the parts that go into every job.
Tree Service
High-value jobs, financed equipment, crew labor, disposal costs, and the insurance this trade demands.
Pressure Washing
Seasonal revenue, equipment, chemicals, fuel, vehicles, and residential versus commercial work.
Other Service Businesses
Handyman companies, septic service, appliance repair, garage door companies, and similar owner-operated field service businesses. If you send people to customer locations to do the work, the bookkeeping approach is the same.
Don’t See Your Industry?
If your business sends people out to do the work, Haverlin can help. Schedule a review and I’ll talk through it.