Steady bookkeeping for Rogersville’s trades and service businesses

Rogersville sits east of Springfield where Greene County meets Webster County, right along the Highway 60 corridor, and it’s been one of the metro’s steady growers for years. New houses keep going up, and the trades follow: HVAC crews, plumbers, electricians, lawn care, and every other trade that works out of a truck and a phone.

I’m Diane Jones, a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor over in Ash Grove, and those are the businesses I keep books for.

Books for trades and home-service companies

Service work makes messy money. Card payments, checks, cash jobs, and merchant deposits that never quite match the invoice totals. My service business bookkeeping sorts all of it. Every transaction gets categorized, merchant and bank accounts get reconciled, and your monthly reports show which work actually pays. If you use subcontractors, I track their payments all year and e-file the 1099s in January, so that deadline stops sneaking up on you. The monthly fee is flat, and you get the price in writing before I touch anything.

A bookkeeper who works the way Rogersville does

Nobody in the trades has a spare afternoon to sit in an office across town. You won’t need one. I work in QuickBooks Online and meet clients over Zoom or by phone, the same way I work with clients in other states, and Rogersville’s about 50 minutes from my desk when an in-person visit makes sense. We start with a free 30-minute call. I look at your file, tell you what’s actually in it, and quote a fixed price for whatever it needs, from monthly service to a full cleanup.