It doesn’t matter if you own a small technology firm, hair salon, cleaning service, interior decorating service, or are a freelance marketing business – professional services firms and the service industry have a lot in common with their numbers. Past the number of appointments booked, timesheet entries, the common denominator is the same, hours worked = hours billed.
Accounting & Bookkeeping for Professional Services for the Service Industries
Make Your Numbers as Strong as Your Team, Talent & Relationships
Whether you bill by the hour, the service, the appointment, or work on a commission basis, there are many financial challenges facing a service-oriented business:
And, most importantly, having the cash to make payroll and covering the high overhead of your talented team – your biggest asset doesn’t show up on the balance sheet!

Education Is a Big Service
Whether you are an attorney in Onalaska, an insurance agent in Waukesha, an IT firm in West Bend, or a service provider in Madison, you understand that ongoing education is part of staying sharp in your field. Our education program and workshops – EWH University – help you better understand the fundamentals of finance in your small service business. We provide this big service to you, allowing you to make smart choices about the future.
Transparent Pricing in a Hard to Price Industry
Because there isn’t always a price tag on a box, a sign at the counter, or a thorough project estimate and scope for every service, communicating costs in any service business can be a challenge. At EWH Small Business Accounting we work hard to be transparent in our pricing – unlike some of our competitors who simply quote you an hourly rate. We offer complimentary consultations, where you have the chance to tell us more about the financial challenges you face in your service business. We’ll review things like your cash flow, accounting, Quickbooks, and other software, and help you understand how we would provide service to your small business and the time we’ll invest – you’ll find the benefits far outweigh the costs.