The Best Construction Software for Residential Builders
Compare top construction software platforms for residential builders. Find the right tools to boost efficiency, cut costs, and win more jobs.
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How to Profit From Homeowner Demand
Watch this webinar and learn how to turn the needs of homeowners into profit for your home construction business.
Review Top Construction Project Management Tools
Discover our comprehensive guide to construction project management software, including features and pricing for top construction project management tools.
Find the Construction Management Software that Works for You
Switching to construction management software can be challenging. Learn a few simple steps that get you on the path to the right choice.
How AI Works for the Homebuilder
Ready to learn how AI impacts residential construction? With this eBook learn the basics of AI-based tools and how home builders of all sizes can in minutes fully understand the size, scope and cost of their projects.
Streamline Your Next Remodel with Buildxact
Learn to grow a construction business with advice from Buildxact’s Dustin Elliott. In this blog, he discusses cost tracking and purchase orders.
Responding to Today’s Market to Grow Tomorrow’s Business
Learn to keep up with the changing home construction market with modern construction management software.
Working Capital Builds Financial Resilience for Small Builders
Often overlooked: the cash flow from working capital keeps even profitable jobs running smoothly.
Industry Benchmarks: How does your business measure up
Buildxact and the Association of Professional Builders deliver tips from the annual State of the Residential Construction report.
How to Boost Site Communication
For builders and contractors, maintaining alignment between the home office and the job site is essential. Learn to make your site efficient and effective.
How building pros use cost-plus contracts in uncertain markets
For many, cost-plus contracts lie outside the norm. Learn how they can help home builders as costs rise and supply-chain hiccups persist.