Bids & estimates
Material and labor numbers get pulled into a bid, often rebuilt from a past job in a spreadsheet.
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AI automation for construction companies
A bid, a change order, and sub coordination live in separate spreadsheets, texts, and emails. We find where that gap costs you time.
Construction businesses often juggle bids, change orders, and sub paperwork by hand, across several tools. We find where that work costs you time, then automate it, starting with one task.
Common tasks
What repetitive admin work is common in construction?
Change orders
Change orders get tracked by email or text, then re-entered into the project file and the invoice.
Subcontractor coordination
Scheduling and confirming subs for a job, chased by phone when a date shifts.
These are common tasks we can look at — not a record of work already done for a client in this industry.
Where to start
What would we look at automating first?
Often the bid-to-contract gap. A drafted estimate built from your rates and the job scope, ready for you to review and send. We review it as one pilot first.
Example pilot
What would a pilot look like?
Pilot
A pilot automates one task end to end. For example, drafting a bid from your standard rates and the job scope.
From $500
AI agents & the agent brain
How do AI agents and the agent brain help a construction business?
An AI agent can gather job details and draft the bid or change order. You approve the number before it goes to the customer. The agent brain keeps your rates and scopes current across every draft.
FAQ
Questions about construction
No. Construction is one industry where this kind of work is common. We work with businesses across many industries.
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