Construction runs on documents. Most of them disagree.
Drawings, specs, RFIs, submittals, permits and local codes are written by different people at different times. Most of the industry’s waste happens in the gaps between them. That gap is where software can help most.
cause of North American construction disputes in 2024: errors and omissions in the contract documents.
Arcadis, Construction Disputes Report, 2025 ed.average value of a North American construction dispute in 2024, up from $43.0M in 2023.
Arcadis, Construction Disputes Report, 2025 ed.of all rework is caused by poor project data and miscommunication.
FMI / PlanGrid, “Construction Disconnected,” 2018of a new single-family home’s price is regulatory cost, up 40% since 2021.
NAHB, June 2026business days for a first plan review, depending on the city. Every jurisdiction works differently.
PermitPlace Permit Speed Index, Q1 2026of construction firms have fewer than 20 employees. Most enterprise software isn’t priced for them.
U.S. Census Bureau CBP, via NIOSH, 2014–2023 avg.What we build for builders.
For owners, developers and contractors who need their office and field systems to agree.
Catch conflicts before they become claims.
AI that reads drawings, specs and RFIs together, flags where they disagree, and links each finding to the page it came from.
Know what the jurisdiction will ask for.
Check plans against municipal ordinances and building codes before submission, so fewer reviews come back with comments.
Connect the field to the back office.
Join project management, scheduling, accounting and ERP so cost and progress data stop being retyped.
Built for the 91%.
Practical systems for small and mid-sized owners and contractors, without an enterprise price or rollout.
StructureIQ packages our construction experience into a product: document intelligence plus ordinance and code compliance, with a cited source for every answer.