Every job from quote to paid, in one place: pricing, invoicing, job tracking, and a geofenced time clock that knows who is on which site. Built inside a working Louisiana construction company running 50+ jobs a year on it — not a demo account.
Every module feeds the next. The estimate becomes the bid, the bid becomes the invoice, the clock feeds the job cost, and the job record makes the next quote sharper.
Assemble any scope — concrete to striping — from a cost library you own. Your suppliers, your crew rates, your waste factors.
The accepted bid converts to the invoice in one tap. Progress billing, deposits, and paid/unpaid status without retyping a line.
Bidding, in progress, delivered — percent complete and next action per job, whether you're running five or fifty at once.
Crews clock in from their phone; location confirms they're on the site they say they're on. Hours flow straight to job cost.
Sub crews, sizes, and current commitments in one view — so you never book work you can't man.
A full LSLBC practice terminal with timed forms and pacing — because bigger work is gated behind the license.
“We didn’t build software and go looking for a contractor. We are the contractor. Every screen in Plumb exists because a real bid needed it that week.”
The plan is stated plainly: become the operating system a contracting company runs on — the place QuickBooks holds today, rebuilt around how construction money actually moves.
Estimating, cost library, bid feed, history, license prep.
Crew scheduling, sub payables, materials tracking, customer portal.
Full ledger, invoicing, and banking rails for contractors — no export to accounting software, because Plumb is the accounting software.
We’re onboarding a small number of contractors while Ridge keeps stress-testing it daily. Bring one real bid — we’ll price it side by side against your current process.