About BuildOps
Built for the trades. Backed by the work
Founded by a U.S. Army veteran who saw contractors running multimillion-dollar businesses on spreadsheets and texts and built something better. Today, more than 1,500 commercial contractors across North America trust BuildOps to run their operations.
The Mission
To build the agentic system of action for commercial contracting, where contractors run the strongest, smartest, most profitable version of their business.
Our Vision
Technology as strong and reliable as the trades
A future where commercial contractors aren't held back by tools that were never built for them, where what happens on the roof shows up in the ledger, and every crew has the information they need to move.
Our Heritage
From field observation to the commercial standard
Why We Exist
Intelligence built for the work
Driving industry progress
From closing the skilled labor gap to putting real AI in contractors' hands, we invest in the future of the trades — through programs like Tyson for the Trades and the work we ship monthly.
Empowering our customers
We turn industry intelligence into real plays through community platforms like Forge — where contractors share what's working and cut what isn't.
Field-first builders
Our team pairs deep field experience with engineers and AI scientists who've built products at Salesforce, Autodesk, and Amazon. We listen before we build — and we build for what the job demands.
Commercial-only architecture
Our data structure is built for sub-units and complex commercial assets, not home addresses. While others go broad, we go deep.
Bidirectional ERP integrity
We treat your accounting as the source of truth, creating deep handshakes with Sage, Viewpoint, QuickBooks, and more.
OpsAI: intelligence that acts
OpsAI doesn't wait for you to ask. It flags risks, surfaces the best work, and helps your team act before problems hit the P&L.
BuildOps in the News
Making headlines in the trades and tech
From Reuters and TechCrunch to Harvard Business School and Forbes, our mission to raise the bar for the commercial trades keeps earning attention.
