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Robertsdale CPA Firm Hardy Doege Opens a Fairhope Office

Hardy Doege & Associates, P.C., a locally owned CPA firm, is opening a Fairhope office at 25 Spring Run Drive while relocating its Robertsdale office to 22678 State Road 59 South.

Illustration for the news story: Robertsdale CPA Firm Hardy Doege Opens a Fairhope Office

Hardy Doege & Associates, P.C., a locally owned certified public accounting firm serving Baldwin County, is opening a second location in Fairhope — and moving its Robertsdale office at the same time.

The New Locations

The Fairhope office is at 25 Spring Run Drive, Suite 200.

The Robertsdale office has relocated to 22678 State Road 59 South.

What the Firm Does

Hardy Doege provides a full range of services for individuals, families and businesses:

  • Accounting
  • Tax planning and preparation
  • Bookkeeping
  • Payroll
  • Financial statement services
  • Business consulting

That combination — compliance work alongside advisory services — is the standard model for an established regional CPA firm. Tax preparation and bookkeeping produce recurring relationships; consulting and financial statement work is where those relationships deepen.

Why Fairhope

Opening a Fairhope office is a straightforward read on where Baldwin County’s growth has gone.

Accounting is a proximity business at the small-business and individual level. Clients meet their accountant in person, often multiple times a year, and a firm 20 minutes away competes poorly against one down the street. A second location is how a regional firm serves a growing market without asking existing clients to drive.

The simultaneous relocation of the Robertsdale office suggests a broader upgrade rather than a single expansion — a firm moving into space that fits what it has become.

Hardy Doege & Associates serves businesses and individuals throughout Baldwin County.

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