Northeast Florida books, closed with care.Meet your bookkeeper
Bookkeeping for local service businesses

Books you never have to think about.

Sabal Palms closes your books every month, so you can make the next decision with real numbers instead of a guess.

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St. Augustine + Jacksonville, Florida
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Reconciled
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You know the business is busy.
You’re not sure it’s profitable.

Receipts in the truck console. Transactions nobody has categorized since March. A number finally arrives after the decision has already been made.

You are not behind because you are careless. You are behind because you were working.

Current booksPlain EnglishFixed datesNo surprise invoices

From the shoebox to closed.

Step one

Book a fit call

Twenty minutes, free. Tell Natalie what you have, what is frustrating you, and what needs to change.

Step two

Get a records review

You get an honest picture of where the books stand, plus scope and price in writing before work begins.

Step three

Get your close

Receive reconciled books and a plain-language review on the fixed date we agree on each month.

A monthly close you can count on.

You should not have to wonder what happens next, who is handling the work, or what the invoice will say.

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Price in writing before work starts.

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CASH FLOW

See where the money is going.

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Same bookkeeper.
Every month.

No handoffs to a mystery queue. Natalie knows your file and your business.

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RESPONSE TIME

Answers within one business day.

CPA

A clean year-end handoff.

Natalie Hays, owner and bookkeeper at Sabal Palms Bookkeeping
Owner-led
from hello to close.

A competent neighbor, not a firm.

I’m Natalie Hays, owner and bookkeeper at Sabal Palms. You will always know who is doing your books, because it is the same person every month.

When something belongs with a CPA, payroll provider, or attorney, I will say so plainly and point you in the right direction. The goal is simple: current books, understandable numbers, and a clean handoff at year end.

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Where is the cash going?

A plain-English guide to the numbers behind a busy local service business.

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“People who do the work should not have to decide in the dark.”

Before you hand over the keys.

What is included, what is not, and what you can expect from the first call onward.

Who is Sabal Palms Bookkeeping for?

Sabal Palms is built for small local service businesses—often teams of one to fifteen—in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and the surrounding Northeast Florida area. That includes trades, lawn and landscape, cleaning, pest and pool, mobile services, and other owner-led businesses.

What is included in monthly bookkeeping?

The exact scope is set after a records review. A typical engagement includes transaction review and categorization, bank and credit-card reconciliations, a consistent month-end close, core financial reports, and a plain-English review of what the numbers say.

Can you help if my books are already behind?

Yes. Cleanup and catch-up work starts with a diagnostic records review. You will receive a written scope and price based on how many months and accounts need attention before any work starts.

Do you file taxes or provide legal advice?

No. Sabal Palms does the bookkeeping and prepares a clean package for your tax professional. Tax filing, tax advice, legal advice, and lending opinions stay with the appropriately licensed professional.

Will I know who is doing my books?

Yes. Sabal Palms is owner-led, so you work with the same person each month. Questions receive a response within one business day.

How does pricing work?

You will know the price before work begins. Ongoing service and catch-up work are scoped separately, and there are no surprise invoices.

Let’s get the pile off your mind.

Bring the shoebox, the half-finished QuickBooks file, or the simple wish to never spend another Sunday night catching up.

No judgment. No surprise invoice. Just a clear next step.