HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, joinery — you work on someone else's site. The schedule shifts, the scope changes, and you're left to sort it out. Punchlister puts every change on paper the same day, so your extra work gets paid and your margin stays intact.
You work within the general contractor's schedule. When it shifts or changes, you're the one who pays for it — unless it's in writing.
Extra work gets done "real quick" and never gets invoiced. By the end of the project, it's untraceable.
When the schedule slips, everyone looks at you — with nothing on paper to say otherwise.
Friday afternoon you're reconstructing the whole week from memory. Hours and materials you don't remember don't get invoiced.
No extra software. You speak in what happened — Punchlister creates the documents you invoice with.
A scope change, a callout, an hour of waiting time. You speak it in on site, in ten seconds.
A scope confirmation for the general contractor, a work order with hours and materials, a first estimate for the extra work.
Everything sits dated in your record. Your invoicing never waits on paperwork again.
Every change priced and confirmed in writing before you start. No more unpaid extra work.
Dictate hours and materials on site. Your work order is done before you're back in the van.
Delays that aren't your fault are locked in with a timestamp — turning them into billable time instead of an absorbed loss.
Your word against the general contractor's? You have the dated documents that prove you're right.
We're working with a small group of construction companies. Eight weeks, three to five project managers, direct contact with the founders. See for yourself what Punchlister does on your sites.
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