Your CPA Partner in
Construction CPA in Providence, RI
An Accounting Firm for Construction That Understands the Trades.

15 years
of experience

5 star
reviews
Why Work with a Construction CPA in Providence, RI
- You should know where your money's going in real time.
- You shouldn't be blindsided at tax time.
- You shouldn’t have to do everything yourself.
- You deserve a construction CPA who knows your business like a second foreman.
Rhode Island Roots. Construction CPA Expertise.
Our Construction CPA Packages
Essentials Package — Build a Solid Financial Foundation
- Full-service bookkeeping
- Job costing + custom chart of accounts
- Monthly financial reports
- Annual tax prep with construction-specific deductions
- Ongoing support and check-ins
- Discounted strategy session access
Growth Package — Manage Momentum and Cash Flow
- Everything in Essentials, plus:
- Monthly KPI tracking + job profitability insights
- Cash flow forecasting
- Strategic tax planning and estimated payments
- Dedicated advisor support
Executive Package — Lead with Confidence at $1M+
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Tax strategy built for wealth-building and long-term planning
- Cash reserve planning
- Quarterly forecasting and advisory
- Custom financial dashboards for owners and operations
- Exit strategy or succession planning insights
Strategy Sessions with a Construction CPA
50-Minute Power Session
Two 4-Hour Deep Dive Sessions
Why Contractors in Providence Trust Rodriguez CPA
Our Promise
- Help you understand your numbers
- Save money at tax time
- Support your growth without chaos
- Keep your accounting simple and clear
We Know the Industry
We Know the Region
We Speak Plainly
We’re In It for the Long Haul
We Deliver More Than Reports

15 years
of experience
Let’s Build a Smarter Business Together
Frequently Asked Questions
My company is small — do I still need an accounting firm for construction?
Yes. Even smaller general contractors or specialty trade firms benefit from engaging an accounting firm for construction. Having a specialist in construction accounting ensures your systems are properly set up, compliant, and scalable as you grow — rather than waiting until problems appear.
How often should I meet with my construction CPA and what should we review?
It’s best to meet monthly or at minimum quarterly. In those meetings, review job-cost reports, cash-flow forecasts, tax-planning updates, and key performance indicators (KPIs) specific to your construction operations. Regular check-ins keep your business aligned, not just at year-end.
How does a construction CPA help with job-costing and project reporting?
A construction CPA sets up job-costing systems that allocate labour, materials, subcontractors, equipment and overhead per project. They produce reports comparing budget vs actual costs, identify unprofitable jobs, and help you make data-driven decisions on bidding and project selection.
Do you assist with tax planning for construction companies in Rhode Island?
Absolutely. A key part of what a construction CPA does is navigate state and federal tax rules specific to construction: material sales tax, subcontractor compliance, equipment write-offs, depreciation, and revenue recognition. This helps reduce your tax burden while maintaining compliance.
Can a construction CPA help with financing, bonding or major project eligibility?
Yes. One of the valuable services of our accounting firm for construction is preparing audit-ready financial statements, work-in-progress (WIP) reports, job-cost schedules and cash-flow projections — all things bonding companies or lenders often require when you bid on larger projects.