The change order was in the drawings all along
We're building an AI review that reads a drawing set against its specs and flags the conflicts before anyone is in the field. We want 30 minutes with the people who catch these today.
By the time the field finds it, it's a change order
A detail on the drawings says one thing and the spec section says another. Nobody catches it during preconstruction, because catching it means holding hundreds of pages in your head at once. It surfaces when a crew is standing in front of it, and by then the fix costs schedule, money, and a conversation with the owner.
Direct rework averages about 5% of total construction cost
Construction Industry Institute research, as cited in construction rework literature
A 30-minute call
You walk us through how design conflicts actually get caught on your projects, and which ones slip through. No pitch deck.
We look at one real set
If it looks like a fit, we take a project you choose and show you what our review finds, cited to the drawing and the spec section.
You tell us where we're wrong
You know which conflicts actually mattered on that job. What we miss is more useful to us than what we catch.