Construction

At Henderson Hutcherson & McCullough, we serve a broad range of residential and commercial contractors and have built a reputation as one of the most experienced accounting firms in the area for the construction sector.

With extensive knowledge in the competitive and complex world of construction and contracting, HHM’s advisors stay informed of industry developments and trends in the market that have direct impact on our clients. We provide proactive, long-term solutions to help keep our clients ahead in the construction world.

Is your CPA part of your team? Does your CPA suggest & implement ideas? How much input does your CPA have in enhancing bonding relationships and licensing requirements? If not, you should consider the many value-added services HHM provides to improve your systems and controls.

Through our team members’ active involvement in industry organizations as well as earning construction specific designations, we obtain a real understanding of the key issues that affect your business.

If you have outgrown your current provider or are feeling underserved, give HHM a call.

Services we routinely provide to our clients are:

Non-Traditional Accounting Services

 

 

Traditional Accounting Services

 

 

 

 


Meet Our Professionals

The Construction Team

  • Kyle C. Christensen
  • Trip Farmer
  • Travis Horton
  • Jack London
  • Ladell McCullough
  • Kevin Lusk
  • Laura Reid
  • Kevin S. Rose

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A controversial tax provision is scheduled to take effect in a little over a year, and it could have a huge impact on your cash flow. The provision requires most government entities to withhold 3% ...

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Discover New Opportunities With Joint Ventures & Strategic Alliances

In today’s highly competitive business environment, many construction companies are venturing into unfamiliar territory. Some are exploring opportunities across state lines or international border...

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Is Your Construction Company At Risk?

Understand How to Account for Claim Revenue As you know, the IRS takes great interest in your construction company’s revenue — and particularly how and when it’s received. If you encounter una...

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