Bookkeeping · Built for the Trades
Bookkeeping for trades businesses, the kind run by the owner, not by a finance team. Built by someone who understands the work: the cash jobs, the messy receipts, the in-between weeks. All of it turned into clean numbers you can act on.
The Gap
Trades businesses don't run on spreadsheets and tidy invoice cycles. They run on jobs that change scope mid-week, materials reimbursed three ways, equipment that depreciates differently than office assets, and customers who pay when they pay.
A generalist bookkeeper looks at that and tries to force it into a standard chart of accounts. The result is books that technically balance but don't tell you anything useful about your business.
I come from the trades side. I know what a real job looks like, what the numbers ought to mean, and how to set up books that reflect the way you actually work, not the way an accountant wishes you worked.
What You Get
You won't wait two weeks for a reply. When something needs answering, it gets answered in plain English, not accountant-speak.
You'll always know where you stand financially. Clean books, on time, every month, so you can make decisions on facts instead of gut feel.
Solvyx scales with your business. Start with monthly bookkeeping; layer on payroll, AR cleanup, or job costing as the business grows.
Pricing
Every package is month-to-month and priced for up to 150 transactions a month. You'll know the number before the work begins, and it doesn't change without a conversation first.
Clean, current books and the two reports every owner should be reading.
Know who owes you, and what you owe, before it becomes a problem.
For owners weighing hires, equipment, and growth against the cash on hand.
Payroll, 1099 prep, catch-up work, and new-business setup are add-ons, scoped on the discovery call. Higher transaction volume is quoted up front, never billed as a surprise.
About
Solvyx Financial does one thing: monthly bookkeeping for trades contractors. No tax-season crush, no audit work, no forty other industries competing for attention. Your books get worked every month, on a schedule, not batched in a panic each quarter.
That focus shows up in the details. A chart of accounts built around jobs and materials instead of a generic template. Reconciliations that actually get finished. Questions answered in plain English by someone who already knows your business, so you're never re-explaining yourself to a rotating cast.
Accountability stays simple: one point of contact who owns your numbers, delivers on a fixed monthly rhythm, and answers for the result. If that's the arrangement you've been looking for, let's talk.
Next Step
Tell me about your business and where the books stand today. If Solvyx is a fit, we'll talk about what working together looks like. If not, you'll leave the call with at least one useful idea.