Subcontractor 1099 and L&I exposure
Missing W-9s and uninsured subs turn into January scrambles and audit risk. We collect W-9s at onboarding and track certificates of insurance alongside the vendor record.
Renton, WA · King County
As a GC you carry the subs, the sales tax exposure, and the lender relationship. We run the accounting behind that — subcontractor compliance, per-job margin, and financials clean enough to hand a bank without apology.
From The Landing retail work to Boeing-area industrial support and new residential near Lake Washington, Renton contractors need accounting that handles diverse project types. We run monthly close, sales tax, and 1099s so you can scale.
We're a Washington-based accounting team specialized in construction and real estate. That means we already know how King County permitting timelines, WA B&O classifications, and local sales tax rates hit the books of general contractors — no ramp-up period, no explaining your industry to a generalist.
Missing W-9s and uninsured subs turn into January scrambles and audit risk. We collect W-9s at onboarding and track certificates of insurance alongside the vendor record.
Approved verbally on site, never entered. We build a change-order workflow so the contract value in your books matches the contract value on the job.
One blended P&L hides the losers. We split cost codes by labor, material, sub, and equipment so you can see which job types are worth bidding.
Monthly accounting starts at $750/month. Every engagement below is handled remotely by default, with in-person meetings available across the Puget Sound.
We work with general contractors on projects throughout the Renton area, including:
We prepare and code the AP so payments are ready for your approval. We don't move money without you — you stay the approver.
We do cleanup and catch-up work as a separate fixed-scope project, then move you onto a monthly plan once the books are current.
Most of our work is remote, but we're based in the Puget Sound and regularly meet Renton-area clients in person when it helps — onboarding, year-end review, or a lender meeting.
Job costing, WIP schedules and percentage-of-completion, retainage, labor burden, WA sales tax, and 1099 compliance — how we run construction accounting end to end.
Read the construction accounting guideGuides & explainers
Practical walkthroughs on job costing, sales tax, and payroll for construction and real estate businesses in King County.
Book a consultation — we'll review your current books and map out what monthly accounting would cover.
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Tell us a little about your business and we'll follow up to schedule a call — usually same day.
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Info@readyaccounting.coCall us
(253) 367-3672