Troy, Missouri · ~15,000 · Lincoln County
Troy is where Lincoln County does business: the courthouse, the Cherry Street storefronts, the contractors building the subdivisions that have made this one of Missouri's fastest-growing corridors. It's also where I do mine — Troy coffee shops are my meeting rooms, fifteen minutes from my desk in Silex.
Troy businesses mostly get two bookkeeping options: drive to a St. Charles County firm and pay firm rates, or let QuickBooks pile up until spring. There's a third now. Monthly flat-rate bookkeeping, books closed by the 10th, and a bookkeeper you'll run into at the same places you shop.
Trades and home-services businesses are my bread and butter — job costing that tells you which work actually pays, clean 1099 tracking for your subs, and reports that make sense in the truck between jobs.
Do you meet in person in Troy?
Absolutely — Troy is my default meeting spot for Lincoln County. Coffee, your shop, or your kitchen table; whatever's easiest. Most months after onboarding need no meeting at all, just your reports by the 10th.