Veltronx

Construction accounting

Construction Accounting Professionals Built for Contractors

Construction accounting isn’t ordinary bookkeeping.

Job costing, payroll, certified payroll, billing, retainage, receivables, payables, project expenses and financial reporting create an accounting environment that requires construction-specific experience.

Veltronx places experienced construction accounting professionals directly into contractor businesses to manage these workflows end to end. Your Veltronx accountant works inside your accounting platform, project-management systems, processes and reporting structure as an embedded member of your back office.

APPROVAL QUEUEAP · WEEK 14Sample Vendor AJob 1000 · Cost code 15400$1,000.00PREPAREDSample Vendor BJob 1000 · Cost code 15500$2,000.00PREPAREDSample Vendor CJob 2000 · Cost code 16000$1,500.00PREPAREDSample Vendor DJob 2000 · Cost code 01500$3,000.00PREPARED4 invoices coded and matched, awaiting your controller's approval
How a review queue looks once invoices are coded and matched, ready for your controller's approval.

Scope

Complete construction accounting.

  • Full construction accounting
  • Accounts payable
  • Accounts receivable
  • Billing
  • Invoice creation
  • Invoice processing
  • Collections
  • Aging management
  • Payroll processing
  • Certified payroll reporting
  • Prevailing-wage payroll workflows
  • Job-cost accounting
  • Cost-code management
  • Bank reconciliations
  • Credit-card reconciliations
  • Vendor reconciliations
  • P&L preparation
  • Financial reporting
  • Monthly reporting
  • Project financial reporting
  • WIP reporting
  • Retainage tracking
  • Customer account management
  • Vendor account management
  • Payroll administration
  • Documentation management
  • Accounting-system maintenance

Accounts Payable

Your Veltronx construction accountant can manage incoming vendor and subcontractor invoices, coding, documentation, approvals, payment workflows and outstanding balances through a structured construction-specific AP process.

Accounts Receivable

Your Veltronx construction accountant can manage the receivables process from invoice preparation through aging management and collection follow-up, helping ensure completed work turns into collected revenue.

Billing & Invoice Processing

Manage recurring project billing workflows, invoice preparation, supporting documentation, customer requirements and billing administration as part of an organized construction accounting operation.

P&L and Financial Reporting

Maintain organized financial records and produce recurring P&L, job-cost and management reporting that gives contractors visibility into company and project performance.

Not a generic bookkeeper

You shouldn’t have to teach your accountant how construction works.

Construction companies operate differently from ordinary businesses. Project-based revenue, job costs, retainage, labor, billing schedules, vendor invoices and payroll all interact. Veltronx places construction-focused professionals who understand these workflows instead of asking a contractor to turn a generic bookkeeper into a construction accountant.

Questions buyers ask

Straight answers before the call.

Is this ordinary bookkeeping?
No. Job costing, payroll, certified payroll, billing, retainage, receivables, payables and project expenses create an accounting environment that requires construction-specific experience, not general bookkeeping.
Is Veltronx a CPA or accounting firm?
No. Veltronx construction accountants prepare and record. Tax preparation, audit and regulated advice stay with your CPA.
What accounting software does the accountant use?
Your own. Your Veltronx accountant works inside the accounting platform and project-management systems you already run, through access you grant and control.
Who approves payments and financial decisions?
You do. Your accountant manages the workflow; you review and approve payments, payroll and anything that commits your company.

Add construction accounting capacity to your back office.

A 30-minute discovery call: how your estimating, accounting, payroll and administrative work flows today, which systems are involved, and how a Veltronx team fits.