Reconciliation, month-end close, and financials you can actually make decisions from — without the scramble at the end of the quarter.
No pitch. No obligation. Straight answer.
They have a time problem.
The books get done at 9pm on a Sunday, by you or your spouse. Receipts pile up in the truck. QuickBooks says one thing, the bank says another, and nobody's reconciled since March.
You're not behind because you're careless. You're behind because you were on a job.
That's the part I take off your desk.
Every transaction coded correctly, so your reports actually mean something. When you look at what you spent on materials last quarter, the number is right.
What's included →Your books matched against every bank and credit card statement. If something doesn't tie out, I find it before it becomes a problem.
What's included →A clean P&L and balance sheet every month, in plain language — what came in, what went out, where you stand.
What's included →I'm Chris Schultz — a multi-generational Coloradan with twenty years spent getting numbers right in places where being wrong had consequences: utility billing and journal-entry reconciliation for two Colorado municipalities, a customer-service team of fourteen at a Fortune 100 company, and a year in consumer protection doing fraud detection.
I've also run the office at a Colorado service business — AR, invoicing, payments, scheduling, the phones. I know what a Friday afternoon looks like when you're the one carrying it.
Record, reconcile, categorize, report — every account, every month, to zero unexplained variance. That's the work, and it's all I do.
Taxes belong to your CPA. Payroll belongs to your provider. What I hand them is a clean, reconciled set of books — which makes their work faster, cheaper, and a lot less likely to turn up a surprise. If you don't have a CPA yet, I'll point you to one.
Tell me where your books actually are — behind, messy, or fine but eating your Sundays. I'll tell you straight whether I can help and what it would cost.
Chris Schultz · (303) 226-4082 · chris@bristleconeledger.com