If your construction company is doing $1M–$20M, you have a controller's worth of problems — job margins, WIP, cash flow — without a controller. A fractional controller for construction companies fills that gap: senior financial oversight, every month, for a flat retainer instead of a full-time salary.
No contract · Month-to-month · Starting at $2,000/mo · You work directly with Brian
You find out a job lost money after it closed — when nothing can be done about it. That's a missing controller, not a bad crew.
Sales grow but payroll is a scramble every two weeks. Billing gaps, retainage, and draw timing are quietly running your cash.
Bonding and credit decisions now depend on a WIP schedule and financials you can't confidently hand over.
45 minutes reviewing your setup — books, software, active jobs. You get an honest read on what's missing and where you're at risk. Zero obligation.
Read-only connection to your existing software, job tracking and WIP templates set up, first reports built. Your bookkeeper's workflow doesn't change.
Job profitability, WIP, and a 12-week cash forecast land monthly, plus alerts when a job slips — and a strategy call to decide what to do about it. Most clients find something that pays for the year in the first 60 days.
When you hire Builder Ledger, you work directly with Brian — a construction controller with 10+ years inside contractors' books, from small tenant improvements to nine-figure revenue. He's built WIP schedules for bonding reviews, tracked margins as they faded mid-project, and caught cash crises weeks before they hit. No junior staff, no account managers: the person on your monthly call is the person who did the analysis.
Builder Ledger serves general contractors and specialty, mechanical, electrical, and civil trades doing $1M–$20M — fully remote, nationwide.
Book a free consultation. We'll look at your jobs, your WIP, and your cash position — and tell you honestly what we see. No pitch. No commitment. Just a clear picture of where you actually stand.
No credit card · No commitment · No contract ever · You talk directly to Brian