For mechanical and electrical contractors who need a second set of hands on an estimate or proposal. Send the job — plans, scope, whatever you have — and get back a bid package you can actually submit.
- Estimate and proposal put together from your numbers and scope
- Scope and exclusions written out clearly so the GC can't claim surprises
- One flat fee per job. No retainer, no subscription
If the job isn't a fit, you'll hear that before any money changes hands.
Current-month books kept in order: transactions categorized, receipts matched, unpaid invoices tracked, everything ready to hand your accountant. You keep working; the paperwork stays caught up.
- Current month closed out — not a year-end shoebox rescue
- Receipts matched to spend, open invoices flagged before they go stale
- Accountant-ready output. Your accountant will not have to untangle anything
- No bank login required to start — statements and exports are enough
This is bookkeeping, not tax preparation — your accountant or CPA still files. Month to month, no contract; keep it only while it's useful.
How this works
Email is the front door. Describe the job or the state of your books in a couple of sentences, attach what you have, and you'll get a plain answer: yes it's a fit, or no and why. No calls required, no follow-up sequence, no pressure.
Send job details, questions, or a "is this a fit?" email any time.
Email TylerNote: These services are offered by Tyler Blaser personally. voltedgereview@gmail.com reaches VoltEdge editorial only — for the services above, use tyler.blaser@gmail.com.