Hardhat PresentationThe Hardhat Job Cost Accounting Software This informative demonstration will show you how powerful yet user-friendly the Hardhat Job Cost Accounting Software is.
Click here to view the demonstration
Request an On-line Interactive Demonstration
Ten Payroll FeaturesEssential to Construction Accounting Software Hardhat Job Cost Accounting Software addresses each of these crucial success factors in operating a highly functional and stable system. Click here
Click here to Take the Hardhat Tour!
In the spotlight
How to Keep Accounts Without an Accountant
The Peavy brothers of Artex Electric share their bookkeeping secrets for a family owned business.
Hardhat Software meets the reporting requirements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Read more:
Discover a better way to Track Estimated Billing Items and Contractor Pay Estimates
Click to read more:
Finding Job Cost Accounting Software that can meet your every need could be impossible. Not with Hardhat!
Continue:
Save $3.00 per employee per hour with Hardhat and The Contractors Plan
For details:
Finding Job Cost Accounting Software that fits the needs of your company is not quite as easy as finding a pair of shoes that fit your feet!
Read more:
So, you are considering Hardhat and you are asking yourself "Why should I choose Hardhat?"
The answer:
Hardhat has fine-tuned the Job Cost Accounting Software Implementation Process Read more:
The Hardhat Job Cost Accounting Software is available in Canada and Mexico Read more:
Hardhat, Inc. has been providing Job Cost Accounting Software since 1973
Read more about our history.
Hardhat Offers Total Turnkey Solutions
Hardhat recognizes that sometimes you need all aspects of your system handled by experts.
Industry News
Tue, Mar 16, 2010
Contractor violating wage laws
A Southampton insulation contractor has been cited for violating the Massachusetts overtime and prevailing wage laws.
Thu, Feb 11, 2010
Portion of roof caves in at Osage business
OSAGE The weight of snow caved in a portion of roof at the Fox River Mills in Osage Wednesday morning.
Thu, Feb 04, 2010
Contractor's electrocution senseless - unions
UNIONS have hit out at safety standards linked to the Federal Government's ceiling insulation scheme following the deaths of four contractors.
Wed, Feb 03, 2010
Insulation contractor electrocuted
A 25-year-old man has been electrocuted in the ceiling of a home in far north Queensland.
Read More...
Newsletter signup
Note:We will send you an email confirmation with a special opt-in feature. We will not sell and/or share your information with anyone.
If you use Hotmail, Yahoo, or a similar service, you may need to check your 'Junk' Mail folder for this email as it can be improperly detected as spam. It may also be necessary to add us to your 'Safe List' of valid email addresses.
"...every taxpayer dollar spent on our economic recovery must be subject to unprecedented levels of transparency and accountability..."
