This page lists bookkeeping and accounting firms that serve home-service and trades businesses such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, and general contracting in Concord, NH. Each entry summarizes the firm based on its own website, and notes when a firm serves the area remotely rather than from a local office.
Firms listed: 3.
CPM Tax & Accounting #
Website: https://www.cpmtax.com
Phone: (603) 798-4100
CPM Tax & Accounting LLC is an accounting and tax practice that serves the Concord, New Hampshire area along with several nearby communities. Although it is listed here under Concord, the firm’s website states that its office is located in Loudon, New Hampshire, in the Brookside Plaza at the corner of Route 106, identified on the site as Rocky Pond Road, and Shaker Road. The address given is 563 Route 106 N, Unit 6, Loudon, NH 03307. From that location, the firm describes itself as a dependable tax accountant to Loudon and the communities of Concord, Pittsfield, Chichester, and Canterbury, so prospective clients in Concord would be served from the Loudon office rather than from a separate office within Concord itself.
The firm presents itself as working with a range of clients, from small business owners to working professionals. According to its website, it combines years of experience with a personal level of attention and aims to help clients reach their financial goals. The site describes a consultative first meeting in which the team helps a client determine which services fit their needs, and it states that the firm is willing to adjust its offerings to match a client’s comfort level. The practice emphasizes long-lasting client relationships and year-round availability rather than contact only at tax time.
CPM Tax & Accounting organizes its work into four main areas. Tax relief covers IRS-related issues, including audit representation, non-filed tax returns, back taxes owed, payroll tax problems, IRS liens, levies, wage garnishment and seizures, IRS payment plans, offers in compromise, bankruptcy, and innocent spouse relief. Tax services include individual tax preparation, tax preparation for businesses, tax planning, estate and trust tax services, and cryptocurrency accounting services. QuickBooks services include setup, training, answers to questions, and a periodic tune-up, with information on the site about why a business might use QuickBooks. Business services include small business accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, part-time CFO services, audits, reviews and compilations, forensic accounting, cash flow management, bank financing, business advisory services, financial planning for businesses, succession planning, and new business formation.
The firm’s bookkeeping and small business accounting offerings sit within this broader menu. For a small business owner in the Concord area, the site indicates that CPM Tax & Accounting can maintain the books, run payroll, prepare and plan taxes, and provide higher-level support such as part-time CFO services, cash flow management, and assistance with bank financing. The practice also notes new business formation, which is relevant to owners who are establishing a company and need help setting up their accounting from the start.
The website does not single out home service or trades industries such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, or construction as a stated specialty. Instead, the firm describes a general approach aimed at small business owners and working professionals across its service communities. Any business in those trades operating in the Loudon and Concord area would fall under the same small business accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, and tax framework the firm describes for its clients generally, but the source does not present a dedicated contractor or construction practice area.
The firm also maintains a tax center and resource library on its site, including tools to track a refund, tax due dates, tax rates, IRS forms and publications, a record retention guide, state tax forms, newsletters, and financial calculators. It notes a federal reporting requirement for beneficial ownership information and provides a client portal and a secure file send feature for exchanging documents. The site references that the firm describes itself as offering high-quality tax and accounting services and as an accounting firm clients can trust.
Prospective clients can reach the practice by phone at the number listed above, schedule a consultation through the website, or send a message and a file through the online tools. The firm invites people to contact it to arrange a consultation with its team of accountants.
Parkers Accounting #
Website: https://www.parkersaccounting.com
Phone: (603) 715-1402
Parkers Accounting is a certified public accounting practice that serves businesses and individuals across the Bow and Concord, New Hampshire area. According to its website, the firm began many years ago as an accounting and bookkeeping practice for individuals and small business owners, and it has continued to focus on those groups. The mailing address listed on the site is 15 Woodhill Road, Bow, New Hampshire 03304, and the practice identifies its location as Bow and Concord, NH. Office hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
The firm organizes its work into business services and individual services. On the business side, Parkers Accounting lists accounting, bookkeeping, tax preparation, tax planning, payroll, cash flow management, internal controls, support for nonprofit organizations, and financial consultation. For individuals, the site lists accounting, bookkeeping, tax preparation, tax planning, and QuickBooks. The practice states that it can provide various levels of accounting services ranging from start up through controller services, which suggests it adjusts the depth of its involvement to match where a business stands in its development.
A central theme on the website is that accounting is not one size fits all. The firm says it works with each client to make sure it is meeting their needs at an affordable cost. This positioning is applied across a broad set of industries and client types that the practice says it serves. The list includes medical and dental offices, veterinarian offices, law firms, financial firms, engineering firms, print and web publication firms, advertising firms, real estate firms, real estate agents, fitness centers, restaurants and the food industry, child care centers, land trusts, nursing home and assisted living facilities, and churches. The site also addresses entity types directly, naming sole proprietors, LLCs, S corporations, C corporations, and nonprofits of all sizes.
Within that range, the firm describes work that is relevant to home service and trades businesses. Its client list specifically names general contractors and builders, construction companies, and property management companies. For these clients, the same core services apply, including bookkeeping to keep financial records in order, accounting and financial reporting, payroll, tax preparation and planning, cash flow management, and internal controls. The website does not break out separate construction or contractor packages, but it presents these trades as part of the established base of businesses the practice handles alongside its other industry categories.
The site frames bookkeeping as the preparation of financial reports and data reporting for individuals and small businesses, and it frames tax preparation as covering individuals, sole proprietors, and small businesses. Financial consulting is described in connection with accounting for nonprofit and governmental entities. The firm also offers tax planning as a distinct service for both businesses and individuals, separate from the annual preparation of returns.
The website’s tone is oriented toward small business owners and managers who may find the accounting and tax fields overwhelming. The firm states that it is hard to know everything about starting, running, and profiting in business, and it positions itself as a resource that can answer questions and help steer a business in the right direction. It offers an initial consultation at no cost, according to the site.
A testimonial published on the website is attributed to Heidi Copeland of Business NH Magazine, who states that Millyard Communications and Business NH Magazine had worked with Parkers Accounting for five years and references the firm’s efficiency and attention to detail. This is presented as a client statement rather than a claim made in the firm’s own voice.
For prospective clients, the practice provides a contact form on its site and invites inquiries by phone and email. The combination of bookkeeping, payroll, tax, and consulting services, together with a stated willingness to scale involvement from start up through controller level, indicates a general accounting practice equipped to handle recurring financial work for small businesses, including contractors and construction companies, as well as individual tax and accounting needs in the Concord area.
LCW Certified Public Accountants #
Website: https://lcwcpas.com
Phone: 978-689-8822
A locally owned and operated CPA firm headquartered in Lawrence, Massachusetts, LCW Certified Public Accountants serves clients across a region that reaches into New Hampshire, with Concord marking its northern edge. The firm’s website gives its office address as 303 Canal Street, Suite 200, Lawrence, MA 01840, and the firm keeps no office in Concord. According to the site, LCW CPAs works with clients throughout most of eastern Massachusetts and the Merrimack Valley, and in New Hampshire its clients are spread across Southern New Hampshire, including Salem, Nashua, and Manchester, extending north up to Concord and east to the seacoast. A Concord business would therefore fall at the northern reach of this regional client base and be served from the Massachusetts office rather than through a local presence.
The firm characterizes itself as a progressive CPA practice committed to advocating for its clients’ success. It says it embraces technology and treats the effective, efficient use of technology as a priority for a modern accounting firm. Consistent with that, LCW CPAs provides consulting and managed accounting services, including outsourced CFO and bookkeeping work, to businesses throughout the United States, an arrangement that supports remote relationships with clients who are not near Lawrence.
Those outsourced offerings are central to how the firm can support a client at a distance. Its managed accounting services cover outsourced CFO and bookkeeping work, letting a business hand off recurring financial tasks and reporting. Alongside them, fractional CFO services, cash flow forecasting, and accounting system evaluation point to higher-level financial oversight and help with assessing and improving the systems a client uses to keep its books.
The firm presents a full suite of services beyond bookkeeping. Its tax practice spans tax planning, tax preparation, issue resolution, sales and use tax compliance, and U.S. tax compliance for foreign interests and select individuals. It performs audits, reviews, and compilations, including cost certifications and employee benefit plan audits. Its consulting work includes entity structure optimization, business continuity and succession planning, and estate plan design. The bookkeeping practice itself bundles bookkeeping services, fractional CFO services, cash flow forecasting, and accounting system evaluation.
Clients span a wide range. The firm reports working with businesses of every entity structure and across many sectors, taking them from initial setup through succession planning and aiming for long-term relationships in the process. Individuals are served too, including high net worth individuals and the people who own or lead the businesses the firm advises. On the industry side, the website groups its experience under construction and trades, eCommerce, private school education, hospitality, manufacturing, medical and health care, not-for-profits, real estate, restaurants, retail, service businesses, and wholesalers and distributors. The construction and trades headings are the ones most relevant to home service and contracting work and suggest familiarity with contractors and similar businesses, although the source supplies no detail beyond the category names.
For its part, the firm lists a handful of reasons a prospective client might select it: a local footprint in its own region, a progressive stance toward technology, and the experience and credentials that come with being CPAs. It adds that several of its accountants speak more than one language, a point reinforced by multilingual phrases shown on the site, and it stresses a long-term outlook paired with a client experience marked by diligence, responsiveness, and attention. One published endorsement, credited to someone identified only as Allen D., cites a client relationship spanning more than 35 years and singles out Tony Lopez within the organization; the listing treats this as the client’s own words rather than a statement made in the firm’s voice.
Reaching the firm from the Concord area can be done by telephone at the number above or through the contact channels on the website, which additionally provides a client portal login and an online payment option. Because the practice is rooted in Lawrence and leans on technology together with managed accounting services, a Concord client would in most cases be served remotely.