3 Easy Steps To Join Us

Appointing Lamont Pridmore as your accountants is as easy as 1, 2, 3…

1. Initial meeting

Simply contact us to arrange a complimentary, no obligation meeting to find out more about you and your business.  It’s important that you feel we are the right accountants for your needs.

2. Give us the go-head

If you liked what you saw and heard from us, we’ll send you our quote and Terms and Conditions.

3. Leave the rest to us

Once you’ve approved our T&Cs and quote, we’ll take care of everything else.  We will inform your previous accountant that you are moving to us and we’ll take care of all the formalities to ensure a smooth handover.

Contact us today to set up a meeting.

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