Develop Your Strengths
Develop Your Strengths

Turn your financial data into reliable information. Repeat quality performances you can be proud of and make better decisions for your construction company.

Manage Your Weaknesses

Recognize the least profitable areas of your construction company. Acknowledging that vulnerabilities exist prepares you not to fall short in the future.

Identify Your Opportunities
Identify Your Opportunities

Stop chasing every job and start winning more bids with fewer proposals. Discover the secrets of why some contractors always get the best projects and clients.

Tools Of The Trade



The pressures of owning and operating a construction company can be, at times, almost unbearable. Unlike any other business, no "one size fits all" solution in your toolbox can fix your dilemma.

Improve your productivity and bring in more cash flow to your firm by finding wealth in what you do best. Work smarter, not harder! Discover how SWOT Analysis can give you the life and freedom you dreamed of when you started your construction company.

Construction Accounting Vs. Regular Accounting

Learn the necessary principles particular to your industry and the importance of understanding the difference between other types of accounting.


Analyze Your Job Profitability Summary

Gain a competitive advantage by investing your time, energy, and resources to build and maintain one properly. Access to your past job history will help you determine where you are making money.


Identify Improvement Opportunities

Turn your accounting data into accounting intelligence. Assess your business performance from the analysis generated through your bookkeeping files.

Key Takeaways

Discover insightful lessons with each indicator, gain actionable tips for your bookkeeping processes, and pick up strategies to overcome the challenges of keeping your accounts up to date.


Choose A Pricing Option


After taking two college weekend classes to learn QuickBooks for our company's accounting needs and NOT getting my specific questions answered, I attended a QuickBooks seminar run by Randal and quickly learned that he had the help and answers I needed.

As a wife doing the books part-time, I am very thankful for his help and insight into our company's precise needs.

Painter's Wife
Everett, WA


Painter Testimonial

What You'll Learn

Access to the best available tools and information is vital to almost any operation, but it is especially crucial in the competitive construction and home service industry. Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

Understand Construction Accounting
Understand

The difference between Construction Accounting and Regular Accounting.

Discuss-Construction Accounting Academy
Discuss

The value of SWOT Analysis to the growth and profitability of your company.

Determine-Construction Accounting Academy
Determine

Your strengths and establish procedures to repeat key performances.

Evaluate-Construction Accounting Academy
Evaluate

Opportunities and analyze which targets are worth pursuing.

Develop Habits Construction Accounting
Develop

Good habits and actionable steps to conquer your company's weaknesses.

Overcome Threats Construction Accounting Academy
Overcome

Threats and avoid potential risks by building better strategies for your business.

Home Improvement Contractor Testimonial
I found your Change Order How-To video on YouTube and really like how you have it set up and appreciate the pointers you have to offer.

Because I am tired of these customers constantly changing stuff on us and creating delays or extra work. I need to start being compensated for my time, but I want to make sure I am doing it the right way. Thank you for your assistance.

Home Improvement Contractor
Hanover, VA


Who is this course for?

Who is this course for?

This course is for contractors, accountants, bookkeepers, administrators, and business professionals in the construction and home service industry using QuickBooks Desktop as their primary accounting software. And whose business is within $0 and $5,00,000 in annual sales. No prerequisites or advanced lessons are required.



We developed a comprehensive bookkeeping system and added valuable content to QuickBooks to make it work for owners and employees in the construction industry.

Who is this course NOT for?

Who is this course NOT for?

This course is NOT for construction industry professionals using accounting software other than QuickBooks Desktop or whose business earns more than $5,000,000 annually. There is much more detail and depth to consider for larger contractors.



This course focuses on the unique aspects of construction accounting not dealt with in other industries. If you are not a contractor, accountant, administrator, or business professional in the construction and home service industry, then this course is not for you.

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Randal DeHart

Randal is the co-founder of Business Consulting And Accounting in Lynnwood, Washington. He is the leading expert in outsourced construction bookkeeping and accounting services for small construction companies across the USA. He is experienced as a Contractor, Project Management Professional, Construction Accountant, Intuit ProAdvisor, QuickBooks For Contractors Expert, and Xero Accounting Specialist.

This combination of experience and skill sets provides a unique perspective that allows him to see the world through the eyes of a contractor, Project Manager, Accountant, and construction accountant.

This quadruple understanding is what sets him apart from other Intuit ProAdvisors and Xero accountants to the benefit of all of the construction contractors he serves.

He Is A Certified PMP (Project Management Professional) with several years of construction project management experience. His expertise is construction accounting systems engineering and process development.

His exhaustive study of several leading experts, including the work of Dr. W. Edward Deming, Michael Gerber, Walter A. Shewhart, James Lewis, and dozens of others, was the foundation upon which our Construction Bookkeeping is based and continues to evolve and improve.

Randal DeHart