Software for trades that work for builders

Keep the work
moving.
Build the business
you want.

Keep more profit. Take on more jobs. Be the trade partner builders call again.

See what each crew needs to do. Track what is left to finish. Keep builders up to date.

For businesses with several crews and several jobs at once,
and a reputation to keep.

LESS CHASING. A CLEARER NEXT MOVE.Example
FieldGradeYour trade businessJD
Today's prioritiesJobsPeople

THE OFFICE / TODAY

Know what needs you.

3 next actions
Ask when the site will be readyCedar Lane · Lot 14Project coordinator
Decision needed
Confirm the next crew visitWillow Court · Lot 6Scheduling
Next
Review the extra work before startingOak Ridge · Lot 8Office lead
Extra work to review
The job. The next action. The person responsible.
People know where to go next.You can see what still needs your attention.

Different trades. The same daily problems.

Crews to lead. Jobs to finish. Builders counting on you.

  • Cabinets & millwork
  • Countertops
  • Drywall
  • Electrical
  • Finish carpentry
  • Flooring
  • Framing
  • HVAC / heating & cooling
  • Painting
  • Plumbing
  • Tile

YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.

What would you like
to improve?

Keep more profit. Take on more jobs. Keep builders coming back.
Start with what matters to you.

BUILDER TRUST / SEE IT IN ACTION

Give them answers
before they
have to ask.

After each visit, show the builder what is finished and what still needs attention. Include photos, measurements, and questions.

Show the work. Answer the questions.
Show what happens next.

FieldGradeBUILDER UPDATE / TILE

Cedar Lane · Lot 14

Bathroom tile · example crew visit

Visit recorded
Example bathroom with finished shower wall tile and unfinished floor area
Latest site photo · shower wallsCrew record

Shower walls finished. Floor work remains.

The crew finished the shower walls and recorded the work. The floor area isn't ready yet. Ask the builder when the crew can return.

One answer to keep the next visit moving

When will the floor area be ready? The office needs a date to schedule the crew's return visit.

Ready for builder reviewExample job · FieldGrade

FROM ONE TILE VISIT TO THE NEXT

Keep the crew, office,
and builder on the same page.

Follow the tile example from field report
to a confirmed return visit.

01 / CREW

The crew records the work.

Shower walls finished. The floor area is not ready yet. Photo and notes recorded.

02 / OFFICE

The office checks what's needed.

The coordinator reviews the report and asks the builder when the floor will be ready.

03 / BUILDER

The builder confirms the date.

The builder sees progress and confirms when the floor area will be ready.

04 / CREW

The crew knows when to return.

The office schedules the return visit. The date and notes stay with the job.

Less chasing. Fewer wasted trips. Everyone knows the plan.

FLOORING / CREW PRIORITIES

People know what's next.

Example
Your team's next jobsAssigned
01

Install the main living area

Willow Court · Lot 6 · access confirmed

Crew 1 · next scheduled visit
Ready
02

Check moisture readings before install

Oak Ridge · Lot 8 · reading needed

Crew 2 · check before install
Check first
03

Finish the remaining work

Cedar Lane · Lot 14 · next visit to confirm

Scheduling · builder follow-up
Follow up
THE NEXT LEADAsk the builder about the next phase quote.

Office lead · next action: confirm the builder's decision.

GROWTH WITH CONTROL

More work.
Fewer things
waiting on you.

Give your people a clear next step. See which jobs are moving and which ones need an answer.

  • Keep track of quotes and follow-ups.
  • See what's next for production and each crew.
  • Put someone in charge of each next step.
Request a demo

For the owner who wants the business to grow
without becoming the answer to every question.

PROTECT THE PROFIT

Keep more of the profit
you worked for.

The extra that stayed in a text. The crew sent before the site was ready. The final items still waiting for an answer. Each gap can cost the business.

Know what's ready. Record what changed.
Finish with a clear record.

Request a demo
01

COUNTERTOPS / BEFORE THE VISIT

Make sure the site is ready.

Cabinet bases aren't secured. Ask the builder to have the bases secured before the measuring visit.

Help prevent a wasted trip.
02

FINISH CARPENTRY / EXTRA WORK

Keep the extra visible.

The builder requests additional trim. Record the request. Get the extra work approved before scheduling it.

Know which extra work is approved.
03

ACROSS TRADES / PUNCH & CLOSEOUT

Make the finish easier to approve.

Keep the punch list, completion photos, and builder's confirmation with the job.

Know what still needs approval before billing.

Example workflows. When you get paid depends on your contract and the builder.

A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Will it fit
the way you work?

Is this for my trade?+

FieldGrade is for trades with several crews and jobs, working for builders. Our examples cover cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, and finish carpentry. Painting, drywall, framing, plumbing, HVAC, or electrical? Bring a job so we can see how FieldGrade could fit.

What would my crews use it for?+

Crews can record the work they finished, add photos and measurements, and note what's left to do. We'll show how that could work on a job from your trade.

What do builders receive?+

Builders receive a job update: what's finished, what's left, questions that need answers, and what happens next. We'll show you what your team sends and what the builder sees.

What happens when I request a demo?+

Tell us your trade and what you'd like to improve. We'll email you to arrange a time. Bring a real job or a problem you keep running into. We'll show where FieldGrade could help.

START WITH YOUR BUSINESS

Show us a job.
See how FieldGrade
could help.

Show us the work that keeps getting stuck.
We'll start the demo there.

  1. 01Tell us what you want to improve.
  2. 02Look at a job from your trade.
  3. 03See where FieldGrade could help.
1 / Your business2 / Your details

TELL US ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS

What would you like
to change?

What matters most right now?

A conversation about your business. No obligation.