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PlanGrid
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Average Rating 4.9 4.9 from 18 ratings
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PlanGrid enables users to upload, update, and monitor construction projects remotely and in real-time. Pricing ranges from $39-$139/user/month. View Profile

CMiC
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Average Rating 4.6 4.6 from 14 ratings
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CMiC has features for streamlining important phases of project lifecycles. Prices start at $90,000 and is on a one-time payment basis. View Profile

Procore
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Average Rating 4.9 4.9 from 11 ratings
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Procore is a software that enables users to set up & monitor all aspects of a construction project in real-time. Contact them for pricing details. View Profile

CoConstruct
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Average Rating 4.9 4.9 from 10 ratings
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CoConstruct is a construction management software for custom home builders and remodelers. Pricing starts at $99 per month. View Profile

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Average Rating 4.8 4.8 from 5 ratings
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Buildertrend is a construction management software for professional contractors and builders. It is priced at $99/month for one project per year. View Profile

On-Screen Takeoff
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Average Rating 4.8 4.8 from 5 ratings
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On-Screen Takeoff is a construction estimating software that enables users to determine and prepare for project costs. Contact them for a quote. View Profile

e-Builder
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Average Rating 4.5 4.5 from 4 ratings
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e-Builder is a construction management software that enables users to manage all aspects of a project. Its pricing starts at $20,000 (one-time fee). View Profile

ConstructionOnline
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Average Rating 4.5 4.5 from 4 ratings
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ConstructionOnline is a construction management software for professional contractors and builders. Its pricing ranges from $0 to $649 per month. View Profile

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Knowify is a web-based platform that enables construction professionals to efficiently manage projects. Prices range from $54 to $264+/month.View Profile

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Average Rating 4.5 4.5 from 1 ratings
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eTakeoff is an electronic quantity takeoff software used for construction estimating. Pricing ranges from $0 to $1,895. View Profile

Corecon
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Average Rating 4.5 4.5 from 1 ratings
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Corecon is an integrated construction management software designed to automate estimation workflows. Pricing is customized. View Profile

Foundation Software
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Average Rating 4.8 4.8 from 1 ratings
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Foundation Software provides all the management and accounting tools needed to run a construction business. Pricing is customized.View Profile

Top Construction Influencers of 2019

We’ve scouted the web for construction influencers with a robust social media presence and put together the list below of the top Construction Influencers of 2019.

Our goal for this list is to present helpful construction tips right from the construction experts themselves. We found that the influencers listed have outstanding credentials, expertise, and skills pertaining to the construction industry, as well as an impressive quantity of social media followers.

Lee Mullin - Top Construction Influencers

Lee Mullin

Construction Specialist, Autodesk

 

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Be innovative, it will help you play alongside much bigger firms and overtake what you may consider today as your competition. The construction industry is second only to agriculture and hunting in its research and development spending, however the huge investments from venture capitalists and large technology houses is allowing many smaller firms to leapfrog generations of technology. Being a small business allows you agility and flexibility that bigger firms just don’t have. If you identify a quicker way of doing things, implement it, if it doesn’t, roll back. Learn to fail fast, be opportunistic.

Lee Mullin is a Construction Specialist for Northern Europe for software firm Autodesk, looking after workflows for contractors and those who work with delivery of building and infrastructure projects. With nearly 15 years experience in BIM and digital construction workflows, Lee’s current role is multifaceted, with public speaking engagements, product testing, development and workflow investigation which requires understanding of interoperability workflows across the Autodesk portfolio and helping build up the Autodesk Construction user community through the Beyond Design Blog and various social media.

Andy Lindus - Top Construction Influencers

Andy Lindus

COO, Lindus Construction

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Particularly, when you’re first getting started, networking is key. Be active in your local home builders association, community, and chamber of commerce. Participate in trade shows and attend conferences hosted by manufacturers.

Andy Lindus is the COO of Lindus Construction, a company his parents founded in 1979 with just two employees. In the nearly 40 years since the company’s footprint has expanded to include affiliates in seven states that have served over 75,000 happy customers. Lindus Construction is the number one installer of LeafGuard® Gutters in the world, one of the nation’s top 10 GAF roofers, and is a previous recipient of “Remodeler of the Year” by Professional Remodeler magazine.

Aarni Heiskanen - Top Construction Influencers

Aarni Heiskanen

Managing Partner, AE Partners

 

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Use digital technology to improve management and field work. Give managers and employees easy-to-use digital tools that provide them with the information they need where they need it. Replace paper with mobile apps whenever it makes sense. Consider the long-term ROI, not just the investment cost.

Aarni Heiskanen, M.Arch., has worked as an architect, software developer, and management consultant. Today, he leads a construction communication consultancy. He’s a awarded blogger and Construction Innovation Agent helping established companies and startups.

Neil Parsons - Top Construction Influencers

Neil Parsons

Founder, Design Build Planners

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Create goals and bonus opportunities for all employees and/or team and departments. It does not have to be anything lofty, but business owners should have a structured plan to reward those that overachieve, especially if those efforts and results lead to added revenue or profitability for the company. Also, have a physical or virtual suggestion box. These things make people feel like a bigger, more significant part of the team. The added work enthusiasm and pride will follow.

Neil Parsons has been involved in the remodeling industry since 1980. Through his many endeavors and experiences, Neil has accumulated a keen sense of fulfilling the needs of remodelers, homeowners, and families alike through assembling appropriate projects, products, services, and systems. While his work has garnered national awards and acclaim, his biggest satisfaction comes from providing a mutually rewarding remodeling experience for all parties involved.

Paul Wilkinson - Top Construction Influencers

Paul Wilkinson

Founder and CEO, pwcom.co.uk Ltd

 

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Build your pipeline. While it can sometimes be tempting to focus solely on delivering your current projects, you also need to think about future workload. Take time out regularly to market your business to prospective new customers, but don’t forget your existing ones – satisfied former customers can be a powerful source of new business, either directly or by recommending you to others.

Paul Wilkinson has worked in the construction industry since 1987, and for the past 20 years has specialised in construction technologies. A marketing and public relations professional and a freelance journalist, he has also become an expert in cloud-based collaboration tools and related fields such as building information modelling, mobile applications and social media. He is deputy chair of the digital transformation panel at the UK’s Institution of Civil Engineers and involved with COMIT (Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT), ThinkBIM, the UK BIM Alliance, Constructing Excellence and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.

Brittany Bailey - Top Construction Influencers

Brittany Bailey

Licensed General Contractor & DIY Educator, Pretty Handy Girl

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Social media is a great place to advertise. If you don’t have time to post regularly on all the social platforms, stick to Instagram and Facebook. And feel free to pay someone to help you share content on those platforms.

Brittany Bailey is the voice behind PrettyHandyGirl. As a female licensed general contractor, she has a talent for teaching women how to fix, repair, renovate, and DIY almost anything. Brittany’s projects have been featured in Better Homes & Garden’s Do It Yourself Magazine, Kitchen and Bath Makeovers, Cottage Style, HGTV Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Flea Market Style, This Old House, Family Handyman, Country Woman, First for Woman, News & Observer, and Woman’s Day magazine.

Kim Hibbs - Top Construction Influencers

Kim Hibbs

President, Hibbs Homes

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Even as your construction business grows, and your role as the owner becomes less hands-on and more administrative, ensure that you’re accessible to your clients. We’ve found that our clients appreciate having at least some initial contact with the owners of the company as their project kicks off. If nothing else, ensure you’re there for some portion of their first consultation, and give them your undivided attention during that time.

Kim Hibbs is the owner and President of St. Louis-based custom home building firm Hibbs Homes. Hibbs Homes builds custom-crafted, lifestyle inspired luxury homes across the St. Louis region. Kim is a Master Certified Green Professional, and an expert at building energy efficient homes to National Green Building , Energy Star, and Builder’s Challenge standards. Kim served as the President of the Home Builder’s Association of St. Louis & Eastern Missouri from 2015 to 2016.

Brinn Miracle - Top Construction Influencers

Brinn Miracle

Founding Partner, Architangent

What is your top tip for success in the construction industry?

Network outside your network. The best way to generate new business leads is to know more people outside of your industry. While it is still a good idea to meet with your peers and colleagues, remember that new work will come from outside your industry partner network. Find causes and events you care about and introduce yourself to someone new. You never know who might bring you new business!

Brinn Miracle is the founder of Architangent, and believes that good design can change the world. Architangent provides approachable architecture to discerning residential and commercial clients.

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