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Advisory support for construction businesses
Accounting, cash flow and financial-difficulty support that understands how construction projects run.
In short: Construction businesses face long payment cycles, retention sums, variations and disputed claims, and these can strain cash flow even when projects are profitable on paper. QP Advisory combines business advisory work with the founder's background in civil and structural engineering to help contractors and subcontractors understand their position and act early.
Common challenges we help with
- Cash flow gaps caused by delayed progress payments and retention
- Unclear project-level profitability and cost overruns
- Disputed variations and payment claims
- Pressure from suppliers, subcontractors and lenders
- Deciding whether to continue, restructure or exit a loss-making project
How we help
Project and cash flow review. We map cash inflows and outflows by project so that pressure points are visible early.
Accounting that reflects projects. We organise records so costs, claims and retention are tracked by job.
Financial difficulty support. If the business is under strain, we assess options and coordinate with lawyers and licensed insolvency practitioners. Payment disputes under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act have strict procedures and timelines, so legal advice should be obtained promptly.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work with construction companies?
No. Construction is one area of focus, alongside SMEs generally and overseas companies with Singapore matters.
Can you help with a payment claim dispute?
We can help organise project records, claims and correspondence. Security of Payment Act procedures are time-sensitive, and legal advice should come from a lawyer.
We are a subcontractor owed money by a main contractor in difficulty. Can you help?
We can help you assess your exposure and organise documents, and coordinate with a lawyer on recovery options. We cannot guarantee recovery.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us briefly what you need. We will reply to confirm whether the matter is within our scope, what information we need, and the next step.