Jul 13, 2021
Meet My Build has launched The Build, a proprietary construction management software. The latest app helps residential contractors combat the rising costs of materials and labor.
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Glen Head, United States - July 13, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Meet My Build, a leading technology partner for residential contractors, has launched a construction management software called The Build. The tool reduces contractors’ material and labor expenses through efficient purchasing and management features.
For more information, please visit https://thebuild.us/index.html
According to a recent Bloomberg report, the price of residential construction materials in the United States — such as wood and concrete — has increased by over 100% in the past year. With the latest launch, The Build helps contractors source affordable materials.
When it’s time to purchase supplies, clients can use the app to list their required supplies and delivery priorities. Then, within four hours, they will receive bids from local distributors. After that, contractors can simply select the distributors from which they’d like to purchase, complete the transaction with a credit card, and wait for delivery.
The Build helps users manage budgets, too. The app generates detailed receipts with each purchase, and stores quotes, financial records, and expenses. With this information conveniently stored in one place, contractors can ensure they never go over budget. In fact, the app notifies users should they overspend.
Contractors can also use The Build to manage their employees; the crew management feature allows users to designate employees to specific tasks or issues. Additionally, the tool can oversee an unlimited amount of employees, display each person’s availability, and store their contact information. For further budget management, the app provides updated labor costs based on the user’s registered employees.
With the latest announcement, The Build offers residential contractors a competitive edge during a challenging time by offering a free APP that puts an intelligent admin assistant in their pocket.
The app was developed by Rob Casinover and Mo Hoque, two former real estate investors and home remodelers. The pair have leveraged their 12 years of experience into designing a sleek construction management tool.
“Our vision is to create an ecosystem of construction solutions that foster creative problem solving,” said a spokesperson for the company. “We want to create tools that not only result in more prosperity for contractors but also have a positive impact on our planet.”
Interested parties can learn more about The Build by visiting https://youtu.be/skbRrL1ih_8
Contact Info:
Name: Robert Casinover
Email: Send Email
Organization: Meet My Build
Address: 2 Hidden Pond, Glen Head, NY 11545, United States
Website: https://thebuild.us/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89035374
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