What are the responsibilities and job description for the Accounting and Finance Manager position at Davidson Heating & Air, Inc.?
The ideal candidate will be responsible for working with senior management to develop financial strategies for the organization. You are comfortable handling large amounts of data, acting as a business partner, decision maker, and providing regular financial reporting.
We’re a fast-moving HVAC company rebuilding how a home services business should run, clean operations, tight financial control, and software-driven workflows.
We don’t need a back-office bookkeeper.
We need an operator who owns the financial system end-to-end.
This role is responsible for cash visibility, billing discipline, collections, and financial control in a business doing ~$4M with plans to scale.
- Daily Billing Discipline
- Ensure all completed jobs are invoiced same day (no exceptions)
- Build and enforce end-of-day billing reconciliation
- Cash Visibility
- Maintain real-time view of:
- Cash today
- 2-week cash forecast
- Identify risks before they happen
- Accounts Receivable (AR)
- Run weekly AR aging review
- Drive collections process (calls, follow-ups, escalation)
- Enforce late fee policy (30/60 days)
- Accounts Payable (AP)
- Manage vendor payments with controls
- Flag anything unusual or >$1K
- Prioritize payroll and critical vendors
- Financial Accuracy
- Own a fully reconciled balance sheet weekly
- Clean up and maintain QuickBooks Online
- Ensure correct treatment of:
- Deferred revenue
- Inventory
- Job costing (as we build toward it)
- Process & System Building
- Improve workflows across billing, collections, and reporting
- Work directly with ownership to design better systems
- Help integrate finance into operations (not siloed)
- Not a passive bookkeeping role
- Not a “close the books once a month” job
- Not a corporate reporting layer disconnected from operations
If you want structure handed to you, this will feel uncomfortable.
What Success Looks Like- No lag between job completion and invoicing
- Clean, reliable AR with active follow-up
- Owner can see cash position instantly
- Weekly balance sheet is accurate and trusted
- Problems are surfaced early—not after the fact
- Strong in QuickBooks Online
- Comfortable in a high-accountability environment
- Detail-oriented but biased toward action
- Willing to push back when something doesn’t make sense
- Thinks like an owner, not a task executor
- Base: ~$60,000
- Bonus: Performance-based (tied to cash control, AR, and operational execution)
This business doesn’t scale without financial control.
You will be the person who:
- Turns chaos into structure
- Turns revenue into cash
- Builds the financial backbone of the company