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Montgomery & Lake Conroe · same county

Bookkeeping & accounting for Montgomery, TX.

A dedicated senior operator on your books — David-led, based next door in Conroe, the same Montgomery County. Built for Lake Conroe's hospitality, marine, and rental businesses and the historic downtown: clean, reconciled, fixed-fee — and genuinely local.

Based in Conroe (15834 Berry Hill Dr) — same county, just east of the lake. In person easily, remote by default.

Montgomery County local Dedicated senior operator 40 years, ProAdvisor-led
MONTGOMERY COUNTY next door CONROE our office MONTGOMERY

In brief

Bookkeeping for Montgomery, in plain terms.

Are you local to Montgomery?

Yes — genuinely. Our office is in Conroe, the same Montgomery County, just east of the town and Lake Conroe. This is backyard-local: meet in person easily, with the ongoing work run remotely for efficiency.

Who do you work with there?

Lake Conroe hospitality and tourism, marine and boating businesses, waterfront restaurants, short-term and vacation rentals, the historic downtown's shops, and the trades that keep a lakeside community running.

Can you handle seasonal swings?

Yes — that's exactly why a reconciled monthly close matters at the lake. We track the seasonal pattern honestly so you can manage cash through the slow months instead of being surprised.

What does it cost?

A fixed monthly fee, or a one-time fixed price for a cleanup or catch-up — set in writing after a free review, never hourly. See the pricing page for published ranges.

Montgomery's economy, real experience

A historic town with a lake-driven economy — next door to us.

Montgomery is one of Texas's oldest towns — long associated with the design of the Lone Star Flag — and today its economy is shaped by Lake Conroe: marinas and boating businesses, waterfront restaurants and bars, hospitality and event venues, a growing crop of short-term and vacation rentals, and a historic downtown of shops and boutiques.

Lake economies are seasonal, and that's where bookkeeping earns its keep. Revenue swings hard between the busy warm months and the quiet ones, so a reconciled monthly close and honest reporting are what let an owner carry cash across the slow season instead of scrambling. Rentals add their own wrinkle: platform payouts, per-property tracking, and fees that have to be reconciled.

This is our home county — David has kept books for hospitality operations from the inside, and the firm sits a few minutes east of the lake. More on hospitality bookkeeping →

Lake hospitality & restaurants

POS-to-deposit reconciliation, tips handled correctly, prime cost and seasonal margins you can actually plan around.

Marine, rental & tourism

Seasonal revenue tracked honestly, equipment and asset costs booked right, cash managed across the slow months.

Short-term & vacation rentals

Platform payouts reconciled, per-property tracking, cleaning and management fees handled — a CPA-ready picture.

David Westgate, founder of Westgate Financial Services, in Conroe — next to Montgomery and Lake Conroe
Montgomery and the lake are home turf — I'm a few minutes east in Conroe, same county. Lake businesses live and die by the season, and the owners who make it are the ones who can read their cash clearly going into the quiet months. That's a bookkeeping job, and it's one I take personally around here.
David Westgate Founder & Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor · Conroe, TX

Twenty years with a national nonprofit. Six years at a resort hotel — spa, restaurants, and golf course. Five years with a church. He has seen these books from the inside.

Montgomery FAQ

Straight answers for Montgomery business owners.

Yes — they're right in our backyard. Around Montgomery and the lake the economy runs on hospitality and tourism, marine and boating businesses, waterfront restaurants, short-term and vacation rentals, and the historic downtown's shops — plus the trades and services that keep a growing lakeside community running. We keep books for owners across that mix, with a dedicated senior operator on the file.
Yes, and seasonality is the whole point of doing it well. Lake Conroe restaurants, marinas, rental operators, and boat-related businesses see revenue swing hard by season — which makes a reconciled monthly close and clear reporting essential for managing cash through the slow months. We track the seasonal pattern honestly so you can plan against it rather than be surprised by it.
Yes. Short-term and vacation rentals around Lake Conroe have their own bookkeeping shape: platform payouts to reconcile, cleaning and management fees, occupancy patterns, and expenses that have to be tracked per property. We set that up cleanly in QuickBooks, reconcile the platform deposits to the bank, and give you a per-property picture your CPA can file from.
Yes — they're some of the most distinctive files on the lake. Waterfront restaurants need POS-to-deposit reconciliation, tips handled correctly, and prime cost tracked through a season that swings hard; marinas and boat-related businesses add equipment and slip-rental revenue and their own asset costs. We run all of it to a reconciled monthly close so the seasonal picture is honest.

Nearby: Conroe (home base, same county) · The Woodlands · the Houston metro · all of Texas.

Montgomery & Lake Conroe

Get your Montgomery books reviewed — free.

A senior operator looks at where your books stand and tells you the truth, with a fixed-fee scope. We're in the same county — local in the way that actually means something. No pressure, no obligation.

Same county as our office Built for seasonal lake businesses Fixed fee, in writing
832-702-3325 Free books review