How a rebuild job runs in Buildistor
From the carrier’s first file to the last day on site, it’s one job in one app.
Scope and selections
- The carrier inspects the house, prices the structure, and sends an itemized “as is” replacement list.
- The estimator imports the file, or enters the lines by hand, and flags each line the homeowner has to choose.
- Each flagged line gets three buyable options. The homeowner picks one, or brings their own link, cost, and store. Anything over the allowance is a homeowner chargeback.
Quotes and code upgrades
- The contractor collects sub quotes for the trades, such as electrical and HVAC.
- The estimator takes the local code-upgrade difference back to the carrier at present-day cost, or records that the homeowner had already upgraded that part of the house.
In the field
- Once the quotes are in and the permit is issued, the company assigns a project manager and carpenters, and subs by trade.
- The scheduler books carpenters by the half day, day, or week. Project managers hand tasks to subs or to a specific carpenter.
- On site, everyone checks in with the time and location, and uploads photos of the day’s work.
- At the end of the day, carpenters, subs, and the project manager log their time and what got done.
What stays elsewhere
- Contents photos and the homeowner’s itemized contents list live in Organized Inventory.
- The carrier’s estimating program stays the system of record for the carrier price. Buildistor imports the list, tracks selections and production against it, and exports the delta.
- Contents negotiation with the carrier stays between people.