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Boulder AI Solutions

AI Automation for General Contractors

General contracting is a coordination business. The build itself is rarely the hard part — the hard part is keeping subs, suppliers, inspectors, selections and an anxious client aligned across months.

We build tools that centralize that coordination: bid and proposal tracking, subcontractor scheduling, change order capture, and client-facing project updates that reduce the number of check-in calls you field each week.

Where time goes

Problems we hear every week

Bids tracked in spreadsheets

Which bids are out, which are due, and which need follow-up lives in one person's file.

Subcontractor scheduling by text

Confirmations scattered across dozens of message threads with no record.

Change orders agreed verbally

Scope changes discussed on site and documented weeks later, if at all.

Client selection delays

Projects stall waiting on decisions nobody is actively chasing.

Constant client status calls

Clients call because they have no other way to see what's happening.

Job costing after the fact

Profitability is only visible when the project is finished.

What your system handles

Typical build list

  • Bid pipeline tracking with automatic follow-up reminders
  • Subcontractor scheduling requests with confirmation tracking
  • Change order capture from site notes, photos and messages
  • Client portals showing schedule, selections and progress photos
  • Selection deadline reminders sent to clients automatically
  • Weekly project update summaries generated from job activity
  • RFI and submittal tracking
  • Punch list creation and completion tracking
  • Invoice and draw request reminders
  • Job cost data pulled together for in-progress visibility
Find out which of these to build first

Free thirty-minute call, and a written target map for your contractors business.

Example workflow

  1. Bid out

    Proposal sent and logged with a follow-up cadence.

  2. Won

    Project record created with schedule, budget and scope.

  3. Schedule subs

    Automated requests and confirmations by trade and phase.

  4. Client portal

    Homeowner sees progress, photos and pending selections.

  5. Change

    Site change captured, priced and sent for approval.

  6. Weekly update

    Summary generated and sent without anyone writing it.

  7. Closeout

    Punch list, warranty documents and final review request.

Your existing software

We build around what you already run

Many contractors already own Buildertrend, CoConstruct or similar. If it's working, we automate around it. If your team refuses to use it, that's usually a sign the tool doesn't match your process — and a focused custom tool gets used.

Construction management platformsAccounting and job costing systemsDocument storage and e-signatureEstimating and takeoff toolsSupplier ordering portals

FAQ

Common questions

We already pay for construction software. Why add anything?

Most projects we take on fill the gaps around that software — follow-up, client communication and reporting — rather than replacing it.

Can subs use this without another login?

Yes. Sub-facing workflows can run over text and email so nobody has to adopt a new app.

Can it generate client updates automatically?

Weekly summaries can be drafted from job activity and photos, then sent after your review.

Does this work for remodels and custom homes?

Yes, though selections and change orders matter more in custom work, so those flows get more attention.

Start here

One system to run your contractors business.

We'll show you what a simpler business could look like.

Free. In a few minutes, you get a practical score and the first places a custom AI operating system could reduce friction in your business.