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Himmel’s Architectural Door and Hardware in Grapevine, TX is seeking a Construction Billing Specialist to prepare, review, and process project billings in a timely, accurate manner.
You will collaborate with project managers, accounting, and clients to ensure billing complies with contracts, tracks costs, and supports month-end close. Proficiency in Excel and construction software is required, with a strong attention to detail and deadlines.
For over 40 years, Himmel’s Architectural Door and Hardware has provided quality products and services in the commercial door and architectural specialties industry. Himmel’s is a growing organization with locations in the Dallas area, Nashville area, New Orleans, Prairieville, and Houston. We pride ourselves as the door opening experts, not simply a construction material supplier. Himmel's is seeking a Construction Billing Specialist to join our team in Grapevine, TX.
The Construction Billing Specialist is responsible for preparing, reviewing, and processing accurate and timely billings for construction projects. This role works closely with project managers, accounting, and clients to ensure compliance with contract terms, proper cost allocation, and adherence to billing schedules.
Salary Range: $50,000 - $60,000
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