Fractional CFO & Controller · Cedar Hill, TX

Fractional CFO and Controller in Cedar Hill, Texas

Growing Cedar Hill companies often reach the point where the books are fine but nobody owns the bigger financial picture. FFG Advisory steps in as a part-time controller and CFO, running the close, building a cash forecast and modeling big decisions before you make them.

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Cedar Hill at a Glance

County: Dallas County, with part of the city in Ellis County
From Mansfield: About 11 miles east of Mansfield
Sales tax: 8.25% combined inside city limits
Local economy: Retail along US 67, Hillside Village and Joe Pool Lake recreation

Abbey Fajimolu sitting on a chair looking at her phone.

Abbey Fajimolu handles every FFG Advisory engagement herself, including yours in Cedar Hill.

Why It Matters in Cedar Hill

Controller-level help for Cedar Hill growth

Cedar Hill sits at about 800 feet of elevation on Austin Chalk, high enough that 14 broadcast towers stand within the city. Its retail base includes Hillside Village, a 615,000-square-foot lifestyle center, along with Cedar Village and Pleasant Run Towne Crossing. The city spans Dallas and Ellis counties, and Cedar Hill State Park covers 1,826 acres along Joe Pool Lake.

Owners of contracting, service and retail companies here hit the same wall: more employees, a second location or a lender asking for numbers. A full-time controller in North Texas costs well over six figures plus benefits. Fractional hours bring that discipline at a scope sized to the business.

Cash four weeks out

A rolling forecast shows what cash looks like over the next four weeks.

Decisions modeled first

Hires, equipment and expansion are run through the numbers before you commit.

What You Get

What fractional CFO work includes

Monthly close end to end

Accruals, allocations and cut-offs are handled so each month closes clean.

Internal controls

Approval steps and processes are tightened so errors and gaps get caught.

Lender conversations

Abbey prepares the numbers and models before you sit down with a bank.

Scalable hours

Hours are scoped to the business now and can scale up as it grows.

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Fully Remote

Working With Abbey From Cedar Hill

Documents Online

Statements, receipts and tax documents are shared online, so nothing has to be mailed or dropped off.

Calls and Video

You meet with Abbey by phone or video on a schedule that fits your week, from Cedar Hill or anywhere else.

Abbey Does the Work

You work with Abbey directly. She answers your questions herself instead of passing you to a rotating team.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Cedar Hill business owners ask about fractional CFO and controller services.

Will you come to our Cedar Hill office for the monthly close?

No. Abbey works fully remote, by phone and video, with documents shared online. Close reviews with your team happen on a video call.

How is a fractional CFO different from my bookkeeper?

A bookkeeper records and reconciles transactions. A fractional CFO and controller manages the whole close, sets internal controls, forecasts cash and models decisions such as hires or new equipment. Many Cedar Hill companies need both, and Abbey can do either.

We are thinking about a second location. Can you model it?

Yes. Abbey builds the numbers before the decision: build-out or equipment cost, added payroll, expected sales and how cash holds up month to month. You see the effect on your cash forecast before you sign a lease.

Is this only for large companies?

No. Most of Abbey's clients are owner-led businesses with roughly 1 to 30 employees. Hours are scoped to what the business needs and can scale up later.

How much does a fractional CFO cost?

It depends on scope. After a free 30-minute call, Abbey reviews your current books and systems and gives you a written scope with what needs doing and what it costs.