LNH CPA PLLC is a Long Island CPA firm built for construction contractors and subcontractors that need ongoing financial oversight. Based on Long Island, we give Suffolk and Nassau contractors weekly job costing, cash-flow forecasting, WIP schedules, AIA billing support, and certified payroll, without a full-time controller salary.
This is for construction subcontractors on Long Island who are past a part-time bookkeeper and not ready to pay a full-time controller. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, concrete, steel, and other commercial and residential trades are the usual fit.
You are busy managing crews and multiple jobs, and you still cannot tell which jobs are actually making money. You want a construction CPA in the books every week, not a year-end surprise.
Controller-level construction accounting for Long Island subcontractors. Each service has its own page.
Weekly job cost review so you can see which projects are making money before the margin is gone.
WIP schedules, percentage of completion, and AIA billing support that match how subcontractors actually get paid.
Prevailing wage and certified payroll support for public work in Suffolk and Nassau.
Controller-level review each week, without hiring a full-time controller.
LNH CPA PLLC is based on Long Island. I work with subcontractors across both Long Island counties:
NYC Metro contractors can work with us remotely. Day-to-day work runs through QuickBooks Online, shared files, and video calls, so you do not need an office visit to get controller-level oversight.
A bookkeeper records what already happened. A construction CPA looks forward: which jobs are underbilled, where cash will land over the next 90 days, and whether the WIP schedule would hold up for a surety or a bank.
Contractors who stay busy and still feel broke usually have a job cost and billing problem, not a data entry problem. That pattern is the subject of construction cash flow management for contractors who are busy but broke.
Weekly fractional controller oversight sits on top of the books. You keep your bookkeeper if you have one. You add someone who tells you what the numbers mean for the next job.
A bookkeeper records transactions. A construction CPA interprets the job numbers and tells you what to do next. At LNH CPA PLLC that means weekly job costing, WIP schedules, AIA billing support, certified payroll, and cash-flow forecasting, plus fractional controller oversight. A bookkeeper keeps the file current. A construction CPA keeps the jobs profitable.
Yes. LNH CPA PLLC is based on Long Island and works with construction subcontractors across Suffolk County and Nassau County. The Suffolk County and Nassau County pages describe how that work looks in each county.
The firm works with growing contractors and subcontractors that need reliable job costing, cash planning, and financial reporting. Fit depends on your operations, accounting complexity, current team, and the oversight you need, rather than a revenue cutoff.
Yes. Most of the work is remote through QuickBooks Online, shared files, and video calls. Long Island is home base. NYC Metro contractors can work with us remotely as well.
Start with a free Contractor Financial Control Review. It is a conversation about your business, your books, and the support you need. Book online or call (631) 357-0524.