We offer bookkeeping services for solopreneurs, as well as fractional controller and CFO services for small to mid-sized businesses. Our specialty lies in helping organizations grow and thrive!

While we can work with any company from start-ups to those with $20 million in annual revenue, we particularly specialize in the Food & Beverage and Manufacturing & Construction industries. The founder has extensive experience in both sectors, including over seven years as an owner/operator.

The company founder has over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance, along with more than seven years as an owner/operator of brick-and-mortar businesses. This combination of technical and operational experience is rare for the founder of an accounting firm, which is a key reason we can provide a high level of personalized service to our clients. We are the accounting and finance professionals you deserve!

We can serve clients in nearly any location. If you prefer in-person meetings, you need to be located in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area. Clients along the Front Range, Colorado Mountains, and in Northern New Mexico can also access in-person meetings, though they may be less frequent than for those in the Denver area.

Determining the type of accounting service you need depends on your business size, operations, and goals. Generally, most start-ups and solopreneurs require only bookkeeping and payroll services. As your business grows and matures, you may need a fractional controller to assist with cash management and compliance. When you're ready to raise capital, grow through acquisitions, or plan and execute your exit strategy, a fractional CFO will be beneficial. Our service models allow you to receive exactly what your business needs—when it needs it—without overpaying early or outgrowing our firm later on. We want to support you at every step of your entrepreneurial journey.

Great question! Bookkeeping involves the essential tasks to keep your business moving forward, such as properly classifying transactions, reconciling bank, credit card, and loan accounts monthly, and preparing your books for your CPA to complete your annual taxes. Fractional controllers elevate the process by providing budgeting and forecasting tools, ensuring compliance with any investor, donor, or loan agreements, as well as industry benchmarking and monitoring the overall financial health of the organization. Fractional CFOs build on the controller's work by offering expert guidance on growth, development, and exit strategies.

We make it easy to transition from your current accountant to Homegrown Accounting. After our initial call and sending an introduction email to your current accountant or bookkeeper, we will handle the rest of the process. This typically takes just a few business days to complete with minimal effort on your part.

To maintain a professional relationship with all parties involved, we suggest providing a 30-day notice for the transition. However, we recommend reviewing your engagement letter and terms of service with your current provider to ensure there are no different timelines expected. We can assist with this during our introductory call.

Absolutely! It’s important to do what is best for you and your business. We encourage you to review your engagement letter and terms of service with your current provider to confirm there are no specific timelines to adhere to.

Typically, providing us with accountant-level access to your QuickBooks, Xero, or ERP system is sufficient to begin. After we review your books and records, we will provide you with a detailed list of all necessary documents and account access needed to deliver the level of service you require.

We charge a flat monthly fee based on your company’s level of complexity and needs. Bookkeeping services start at $499 per month, fractional controller services begin at $1,499 per month, and fractional CFO services start at $2,999 per month. We will provide a quote at the end of our initial introduction call.

If you know our founder, you know he loves cheesy jokes. Ask him about his favorite, horrible Dad jokes the next time you see him. You WILL be disappointed…but that’s the point :)