For the shop owner

You didn't open a shop to lose hours reconciling parts and tickets.

RO profit you can trust. Parts, labor, and techs that reconcile. QuickBooks, QuickBooks, fixed fee. Free assessment.

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QuickBooks cleanup built for Fort Worth auto repair shops

Fort Worth runs on hands-on, asset-heavy businesses whose books trail the work in the field — parts, crews, and equipment first, paperwork whenever there is time. For auto repair shops across Tarrant County — from Sundance Square and the Stockyards to the Alliance corridor — that shows up as parts purchases, cores, and returns hit the books untagged, so you can’t see real margin per repair order and napa, o’reilly, and worldpac statements disagree with your books and nobody has time to reconcile them

Steven Palmieri works remotely with Fort Worth owners in a market defined by energy, logistics, manufacturing, and the skilled trades. We reconcile supplier statements, split parts from labor, and set up categories that match how a shop actually runs. You get a documented before/after trail your CPA can verify — no offshore rush job, no judgment about how far behind the books have slipped.

If this is your week…

You're not bad at business. The books just stopped telling the truth about bays and the counter.

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Ticket profit is a surprise

Parts and labor never meet cleanly on the RO — so you find out after the car left.

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Tech efficiency is fog

Without clean labor capture, coaching techs is vibes, not management.

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Vendor accounts never settle

Cores, returns, and special orders litter the balance sheet.

How it works

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Tell us where it hurts

Two minutes. No document dump. Just the truth about how behind it feels.

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Free assessment

We clean ROs, parts, and labor so every bay has a number worth managing.

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We clean it up

Backlog cleared. Accounts reconciled. A before/after report you — and your CPA — can act on.

The Fort Worth Auto Repair Shop QuickBooks Cleanup Package

Shop cleanup built around tickets, parts, and techs — not generic bookkeeping.

Full diagnostic review

Every account reconciled and every anomaly documented before we change a thing.

Catch-up categorization

The backlog cleared with auto repair shop-correct categories — not a generic chart of accounts.

Clean handoff report

A before/after summary and a simple monthly rhythm so it stays clean after we leave.

If our assessment can’t show you exactly what’s wrong and what it costs to fix, the assessment costs you nothing — no obligation either way.

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Fort Worth-area auto repair shops like you

“Finally handed my CPA a clean QuickBooks file instead of a shoebox.”

— Owner, Fort Worth auto repair shop

“First time I could see which bays actually make money.”

— Owner, 8-bay repair shop

“Two years of supplier statements reconciled before tax season.”

— Owner, family transmission shop

Illustrative examples of typical client situations — not statements from specific named clients.

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Common questions from Fort Worth owners

Do you work with Fort Worth businesses remotely?

Yes — we serve Fort Worth and the wider Tarrant County area entirely remotely, working from your QuickBooks exports and bank feeds. No office visit required.

How long does a cleanup take?

Most cleanups finish in 2–4 weeks depending on backlog size and account volume.

What does it cost?

Fixed fee, quoted after the free assessment — based on months behind, accounts, and transaction volume. No hourly surprises.

Do you understand shop management systems?

Yes — we work from your SMS exports (Tekmetric, Shop-Ware, Mitchell 1) and map them cleanly into QuickBooks.

Will you judge the mess?

Never. Messy books are a symptom of a busy business. Fixing them is literally what we do all day.