Silver Cloud is the outsourced billing and controllership department for electrical and mechanical subcontractors working nationwide. We run your AIA pay applications, retainage, lien waivers, and job costs — so the field can focus on the build.
Electrical and mechanical trades grow on the work faster than their back offices can keep up — and construction billing is uniquely brutal on cash flow. Job costs go unsorted, retainage goes untracked, and the books stop telling anyone the truth. That's the gap we close.
Specialty trade subcontractors on mission-critical and data-center infrastructure work.
The work is remote by design — your systems, your file, on a scheduled cadence. Background is the Northern Virginia data-center corridor.
Firms submitting monthly AIA pay applications to general contractors — big enough to feel the pain, lean enough to not have a controller in-house.
Start where the pain is — billing — and expand as you grow. Every engagement is a fixed monthly retainer: you know the cost before the month starts, and we never bill by the hour.
Everything in Tier 1, plus:
Everything in Tier 2, plus:
Silver Cloud works exclusively in the non-attest lane. That's a design choice, and it's why your CPA will like working with us.
Keep your CPA — they'll thank you. We feed your tax professional clean, organized, job-costed books all year, so year-end stops being an excavation. Silver Cloud is the layer your CPA wants underneath them, not a replacement for them.
Silver Cloud Accounting L.L.C. is operated by Tyler Muneses, whose experience comes from running the books inside a data-center general contractor — the other side of the pay applications you submit every month. That means your billing is prepared by someone who knows exactly what the GC's project accountant is going to check, and what gets a pay app rejected.
The firm is deliberately small and high-touch: a handful of clients, served like a department of their company rather than a line item on ours.
Tell us about your firm and your billing setup. If we're a fit, the next step is a short diagnostic of your books — and if we're not, we'll say so.