Meet Your Bookkeeper
As a Christian wife and mom, I understand the importance of managing resources wisely and with integrity. I bring that same careful attention to your business finances.
I’m dedicated to helping small business owners gain clarity and peace of mind through organized, accurate bookkeeping that makes financial management as smooth and stress-free as possible. My goal is to give you back time to focus on what matters most: growing your business and caring for the people you love.
How I Work
You get one person. You aren’t routed through a call center or handed to a different associate each quarter. I know your business, your accounts, and your questions.
Pricing you can predict. I bill hourly with a three-hour monthly minimum, and we agree on the expected scope up front — so the invoice matches what we discussed. No surprise fees, no long-term contract.
Plain language. I don’t hand you a report and leave. I tell you what changed this month and what it means for the decisions in front of you.
Honest answers. If your books show a problem, you’ll hear it from me early, while it’s still small.
Who I Serve
I work with small businesses and solo owners around Signal Mountain, Chattanooga, Red Bank, Hixson, Lookout Mountain, Soddy-Daisy, and East Ridge — and remotely with clients elsewhere. Most are past the spreadsheet stage but nowhere near needing a full-time accountant.
I also work with nonprofit organizations — currently a Christian camp outside Nashville and a nonprofit school in Chattanooga — where the books answer to a board and a donor base, not just an owner. Restricted funds, scholarship and designated giving, seasonal income, and board-ready reporting are familiar territory, not something I’d be figuring out on your time.
Why “The Petty Ledger”
A petty ledger tracks the small amounts — the ones easy to overlook. That’s the point. Businesses rarely fail because of one dramatic number; they drift because the small things went unrecorded for too long. Careful attention to the small entries is what makes the big picture trustworthy.
Let’s Talk
If you’re behind on your books, frustrated with your current setup, or just tired of dreading tax season, start a conversation. The first one is free, and you’ll leave it knowing where you stand.