Built by people who run construction, not a Bay Area office.

Most construction software is designed in a tech office for an imagined contractor. Construxion Pro is different. It started in 2024 inside one mid-sized paving company — the kind of operation running on QuickBooks, three spreadsheets, and a group text. The people who run that company are part of the team that built it.

For eighteen months we lived inside that operation. The office manager reconciling field measurements against invoices that had to go out by Friday. Foremen losing track of permits about to expire. The owner suspecting — correctly — that the company was leaving money on the table every month, with no way to prove it.

Every feature in Construxion Pro exists because that company needed it. The measurement-to-billing flow exists because they were re-typing the same dimensions in three places. The renewal chains for permits and locates exist because one missed renewal cost them a day's shutdown. The role-based dashboards exist because the foreman didn't want to scroll past the office manager's work to find his own.

Today, Construxion Pro runs that company's entire operation — every job, crew, permit, locate, and invoice. It isn't a prototype or a pitch deck. It's the system a working construction company depends on to get through the week. Now we're opening it to a small group of other specialty contractors who want the same thing.

Who Construxion Pro is for

• Paving, concrete, sitework, utilities, and traffic-control contractors
• 20–200 person crews
• $5M–$50M annual revenue
• Companies that have outgrown spreadsheets but can't justify Procore's enterprise complexity

Who it's not for

General contractors managing big commercial projects with dozens of subs (use Procore). Residential builders and remodelers (use Buildertrend). Solo operators with one truck (use spreadsheets). We're built for one specific kind of company, and trying to be everything to everyone is how products like this end up being useful to no one.

Where we are today

We're a small company. As of mid-2026, we're onboarding our first few design-partner contractors on top of the original company that built the product with us. By July, we'll be opening to a broader group. If you run a paving, concrete, or utility contracting business and any of the above sounds familiar — get in touch.