Collaboration

Most warranty calls aren't caused by construction defects, they're caused by missing information and unclear homeowner expectations. By improving the homeowner handoff, centralizing project documentation, and providing self-service access to answers, builders can significantly reduce warranty call volume while improving customer satisfaction. Learn five practical strategies that help builders save time, streamline aftercare, and turn warranty service into a better homeowner experience.

Construction teams still rely on email because it is familiar, but it often creates confusion, delays, and costly mistakes. As projects become more complex, builders need a better way to keep information organized and accessible. Learn why moving beyond email can improve collaboration, save time, and create a better experience for both teams and homeowners.

Construction projects break down when critical information is scattered across emails, texts, PDFs, and disconnected systems. A single source of truth gives builders one centralized place for plans, selections, decisions, and updates so teams can work faster, communicate clearly, and reduce costly mistakes. As projects and teams scale, centralized project information becomes essential for maintaining quality, accountability, and a better client experience.

Digs has been granted a patent for its technology that converts construction documents into a structured, intelligent digital twin of the home. By organizing and connecting plans, selections, manuals, and project data into a single source of truth, Digs enables faster workflows, AI-powered insights, and seamless digital handoffs for builders and homeowners alike. The result is a more connected building experience with better transparency, fewer post-handoff headaches, and stronger long-term homeowner relationships.

The builder-homeowner relationship has long been challenged by communication gaps, unclear expectations, and limited visibility. Technology is changing that by creating a shared source of truth, improving real-time communication, and helping homeowners better understand their homes from the start. The result is stronger trust, smoother projects, and a more valuable relationship that extends well beyond the build.

Digs has been named a honoree in the Architecture category on Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies list. The company transforms static blueprints into interactive 3D models, making collaboration seamless for architects, builders, and homeowners from design to post-occupancy. By turning complex building information into an intuitive visual workspace, Digs is setting a new standard for efficiency and clarity in the construction industry.

IBS 2026 returns to Orlando February 17–19 with can’t-miss education sessions designed to help builders stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. From buyer psychology and attainable housing to AI-powered workflows, smarter aftercare and next-generation floor plan design, this curated lineup highlights the most impactful sessions— including Digs-led programming. Plan your schedule strategically and walk away with practical insights you can immediately apply to improve margins, efficiency and customer experience.

Digs has been named a Pro Builder MVP Gold Winner for DigsPro, earning top recognition in the 8th Annual Most Valuable Product Awards. Presented by Pro Builder, the MVP Awards highlight innovative solutions that deliver real value to today’s home builders. The Gold honor recognizes DigsPro’s AI-assisted approach to file management and collaboration across the build lifecycle.

Digs is heading to IBS 2026 with two must-attend sessions focused on helping builders protect margins, reduce rework, and deliver a better homeowner experience. From smarter aftercare and warranty workflows to field-tested AI tools already improving build timelines and collaboration, these sessions offer practical, real-world takeaways. Visit the Digs team at Booth S4064 for live demos and a closer look at how digital handoffs and AI-powered support are reshaping the post-build experience.

Digs co-founders Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz joined Mike Rowe on The Way I Heard It to explore how AI is reshaping homebuilding in the episode “Can AI Build My House?”. They break down real builder pain points and how Digs brings order to the chaos by turning scattered documents into a clear, 3D digital twin of the home, earning Mike’s praise as “transformational.” The conversation also dives into the future of AI in the trades, workforce concerns, and why a “user manual for your house” might be the missing piece homeowners have been waiting for.

Builders lose significant time to manual tasks, scattered information, and outdated workflows, but AI is changing that. The post breaks down where inefficiencies happen and shows how centralized digital tools streamline every phase of a project. Readers walk away with practical insights on using AI to save time, reduce errors, and keep projects moving smoothly.

Efficiency in homebuilding isn’t just about working faster; it’s about working smarter. The most successful builders document everything, standardize processes, and embrace digital tools to save hours, prevent rework, and enhance the client experience. Platforms like Digs help builders achieve this by centralizing communication, documentation, and handoff into one seamless, AI-powered workspace.

We’re thrilled to share that Digs has been named to Inc.’s 2025 Power Partner Awards, recognizing top global companies that go above and beyond to support their clients’ success. This honor highlights our commitment to making the homebuilding process simpler, faster, and more collaborative through technology that truly helps builders thrive. A huge thank-you to our builder community and partners—this recognition is a reflection of the strong relationships and trust we’ve built together.

Builders today face tighter margins, labor shortages, and higher client expectations—but the ones seeing real ROI are those going digital. Modern builder tech streamlines communication, reduces rework, and helps teams make smarter, data-driven decisions that directly boost profits. With tools like Digs, builders save time, cut costs, and gain the clarity and control needed to deliver great homes with less stress.

Every builder faces the same challenges—lost time, blown budgets, and mounting stress—but they don’t have to be part of the job. This guide breaks down a proven blueprint for tackling projects with clarity, efficiency, and confidence through better planning, communication, and team alignment. With tools like Digs simplifying collaboration and reducing rework, builders can save hours, protect profit margins, and deliver quality the first time.

Miscommunication is one of the biggest time drains in construction, leading to rework, budget overruns, and frustration. This blog shares practical ways builders can save hours each week by centralizing information, setting clear communication protocols, and keeping conversations tied to the work. With tools like Digs, teams can streamline collaboration, reduce stress, and protect project margins.

Setting up a home build in Digs takes just five simple steps, giving builders, trades, and clients one central hub to collaborate from day one. From uploading plans and inviting team members to organizing selections and enabling real time updates, every detail stays clear and accessible. With everything in one place, builders save time, reduce miscommunication, and deliver a smoother client experience from start to finish.

Residential construction projects often involve over 100 suppliers and subcontractors, creating a chaotic environment full of communication and coordination challenges. Fragmented workflows, scattered documents, and inefficient manual methods slow down progress and increase costly mistakes. Centralized document management and construction collaboration software streamline communication by providing a single source of truth, real-time updates, and clear coordination.

Custom home builders face a tough paradox: tight margins paired with high potential, all while managing rising costs, labor challenges, and client expectations. The right tech, like Digs, helps builders streamline collaboration, reduce costly mistakes, and improve communication with real-time updates and centralized plans. By simplifying workflows and boosting client confidence, Digs empowers builders to stay lean, save time and money, and deliver better projects without compromising quality

The construction industry is moving fast toward smarter, more connected jobsites, fueled by a $50B surge in AEC tech investment between 2020 and 2022. Builders who adopt the right tools now, like Digs, can streamline workflows, improve communication, and keep clients happier without adding complexity. Waiting on tech isn’t a strategy anymore, it’s a liability that risks leaving teams behind as the industry races toward a $22T global market.

Lost documents slow projects, frustrate clients, and cost builders valuable time. By centralizing files, using clear naming conventions, setting permissions, and leveraging real-time updates and powerful search tools, you can eliminate the dreaded “Where’s that document?” moment for good. Digs makes it simple by bringing all project documents, communications, and schedules into one easy to use platform, keeping everyone aligned from start to finish.

Custom home projects are often delayed by preventable issues like late selections, poor communication, and change orders. The top seven reasons for delays are broken down with practical tips to avoid them, helping builders stay on schedule, improve client satisfaction, and protect their bottom line.

Builders are done chasing down specs and sorting through email chains. Instead of wasting time on calls and rework caused by outdated plans, they’re using Digs to centralize communication and give teams, trades, and clients instant access to live project updates. With fewer mistakes, faster builds, and smoother collaboration, jobsite confusion is finally off the table.

AskDigs is an AI-powered assistant built for construction pros, offering instant and accurate answers using your actual project files, from specs to schedules. Unlike generic tools, it understands how jobs get done and delivers context-aware support throughout the entire build. Builders use it to save time, reduce errors, and streamline communication on and off the job site.

Aftercare is not just a nice touch. It is a competitive advantage. The most successful builders are using Digs to simplify warranty follow up, reduce callbacks, and strengthen client relationships long after the final walkthrough. With DigsCare, builders turn post build support into a seamless trust building experience.

Still managing selections through text chains and scattered emails? Today’s custom builds demand more than patched-together tools, Digs offers one centralized workspace to keep everyone aligned, reduce rework, and save hours per project. See how top builders are streamlining workflows and delivering a smoother experience from start to finish.

Outdated tools in custom home building silently drain time, profit, and client trust—leading to wasted hours, costly miscommunications, and limited transparency. Builders relying on spreadsheets, text chains, and scattered files often face rework, missed details, and frustrated clients. Modern platforms like Digs streamline communication, centralize decisions, and improve both team efficiency and the homeowner experience from pre-construction to post-build care.

When job site calls were taking over Jon Powell’s day, he knew his team needed a better way to stay aligned. By centralizing specs, drawings, and updates in Digs, JD Powell Construction cut down on rework, saved 20+ calls a week, and sped up custom builds—all without sacrificing quality. Now, from field crews to clients, everyone works off the same page.

Miscommunication on a jobsite isn’t just frustrating—it’s expensive. This blog breaks down six ways to avoid costly mix-ups by aligning your team and clients through clear expectations, real-time updates, and easy-to-use tools like Digs. Learn how top builders are using technology to prevent rework, build trust, and keep every project on track from day one.

Building homes is complex—but managing the process doesn’t have to be. This blog explores how digital collaboration tools like Digs help builders cut through the chaos, saving time, reducing rework, and creating a smoother client experience. The takeaway? Builders who embrace tech aren’t just more efficient—they’re leading the future of the industry.

Rework is one of the biggest threats to profit in construction, often caused by miscommunication or outdated information on-site. Digs helps contractors avoid these issues with real-time updates, centralized documentation, and instant access to the latest plans—saving teams like Williams Contracting up to 50 hours per project. By catching mistakes early and streamlining communication, builders using Digs can stay on schedule, reduce costs, and deliver a smoother experience from start to finish.

Selection confusion is one of the most overlooked challenges in custom home building—and it’s costing more than you think. From wasted time and budget overruns to strained client relationships, scattered selection processes create inefficiencies across the board. Digs simplifies it all with a centralized platform that keeps your team, trades, and clients aligned from selections to warranty.

Homeowners today expect more than just a finished home—they expect ongoing support and great service after move-in. Poor post-build experiences can cost builders valuable referrals and eat into margins, but DigsCare turns aftercare into a streamlined, branded experience that drives satisfaction. With visual warranty tickets, AI-powered support, and a centralized portal, builders can scale post-build care without the overhead.

Tired of juggling emails, texts, and calls just to keep your projects moving? Digs brings all your communication, documentation, and decisions into one centralized workspace built specifically for homebuilders and designers. Save time, reduce mistakes, and keep everyone—from your team to your clients—on the same page.

Rogue Builders, led by husband-and-wife team Derek and Stacee Connelly, adopted Digs to streamline communication and deliver a more organized, transparent experience for their remodeling clients. By centralizing selections, updates, and comments, they’ve saved hours each week and reduced costly errors. Clients now feel more confident and involved, leading to stronger trust and more referrals.

Too many builders treat warranty and aftercare as a necessary evil, but it’s actually a powerful opportunity to build loyalty and protect margins. This blog explores how DigsCare simplifies handoff and post-build support with smart warranty tools, a digital homeowner portal, and AI-powered resolution. Learn how builders are turning callbacks into compliments with a smoother, branded aftercare experience.

Interior design projects run smoother when everything—from mood boards to specs—is organized in one place. With Digs, designers like House of Ponce save hours each week, reduce costly errors, and deliver a more polished client experience. It’s the smarter way to keep your team, trades, and clients aligned from first concept to final install.

Design selections are one of the most chaotic parts of the homebuilding process, often causing delays, miscommunication, and costly redos — but they don’t have to. Digs streamlines selections by centralizing information, enabling visual decision-making, tracking approvals in real time, and providing AI-powered answers and mobile-friendly access. With Digs, builders can reduce errors, save hours, and keep everyone — from the crew to the client — aligned and confident.

Disorganization on the jobsite doesn’t just cause stress — it quietly drains your time, profit, and client trust. From costly rework to burned-out teams, the hidden costs add up fast. This blog breaks down the impact and shows how Digs helps builders streamline communication, stay on schedule, and build smarter.

Building custom homes comes with complex challenges — from communication breakdowns to selection delays and post-build confusion. This blog breaks down the top five pain points builders face and shows how smarter tools like Digs can streamline every phase of the process. With better organization, real-time updates, and a seamless homeowner handoff, Digs helps builders save time and deliver a better client experience.

Builder Chris Williams kept hearing the same thing from clients: “You made this easy.” By using Digs as a centralized, visual hub for plans, specs, and real-time decisions, his team cut down on rework, saved 40–50 hours per project, and boosted client confidence. Now, Digs is part of his process — from first sales meeting to final handoff.

When clients, contractors, and designers aren't aligned, even the best projects can go sideways. This blog shares practical steps to keep everyone on the same page—from clear communication to real-time updates—all made easier with Digs. A smoother build starts with shared vision, smart tools, and simple collaboration.

Rebuilding after the January wildfires in Los Angeles is a massive challenge, but ReconstructLA is helping homeowners and builders navigate the process. This coalition of construction technology companies, including Digs, is providing essential resources, expert support, and digital tools to streamline reconstruction. Learn how collaboration and innovation are making rebuilding faster, more efficient, and more accessible for those affected.

Busy contractors juggle countless responsibilities, making time management essential for success. This blog shares practical tips like prioritizing tasks, streamlining communication, and using technology—like Digs—to automate workflows, track progress, and reduce admin work. With smarter scheduling and digital collaboration, contractors can stay on track, minimize delays, and focus on delivering quality projects efficiently.

A transparent building process builds trust, reduces miscommunication, and turns satisfied clients into your best marketers. With Digs, you can keep homeowners informed through a centralized platform, real-time updates, and seamless selections tracking. Showcasing this efficiency in your marketing attracts more clients and drives word-of-mouth referrals.

Design delays can disrupt timelines and increase costs, often due to miscommunication and unorganized selection tracking. Digs streamlines project management with real-time communication, selections tracking, and instant floorplan updates, keeping all stakeholders aligned. By improving organization and accountability, Digs helps builders complete projects on time and within budget.

Digs and Dropbox partner to streamline home building with AI-powered insights and secure document management. Builders can easily access files, automate organization, and convert 2D plans into 3D models. This collaboration reduces errors, speeds up workflows, and enhances homeowner access to project details.

The pre-construction phase is the backbone of any successful custom build or renovation project. Ensuring smooth collaboration, accurate planning, and clear communication during this stage not only saves time but also reduces costly mistakes down the road. Whether you’re a builder, contractor, or designer, here are six effective strategies to streamline your pre-construction process.

Post-build care is a crucial yet often overlooked part of the custom home journey. With Digs, builders and homeowners can simplify aftercare and warranty management. From seamless digital binders to AI-powered support, Digs helps builders maintain strong client relationships while providing homeowners with an effortless way to manage their new home. Discover how Digs transforms post-build care into a stress-free, streamlined experience.

Shannon Ponciano, CEO of House of Ponce, transformed her interior design business with Digs, streamlining communication and project management for her high-end custom design projects. By centralizing documentation and using the AI-powered AskDigs feature, her team saved hours each week, reduced costly errors, and improved collaboration across clients, contractors, and vendors. With Digs, House of Ponce achieved higher productivity, fewer delays, and greater client satisfaction.

Digs is redefining construction management with tools that simplify communication, centralize data, and enhance oversight. Designed for builders, it streamlines workflows, reduces delays, and ensures successful projects.

When it comes to custom home building, one of the most essential elements for success is collaboration. The complexity of designing and constructing a home tailored to a client's exact preferences requires seamless communication and a well-coordinated team. In this blog, we’ll dive into why collaboration is so important in the custom home building process and how it drives success for builders, clients, and the project overall.

How Moser Homes saves valuable time and prevents costly rework with the help of AI-powered software

In the world of custom home building, client satisfaction isn’t just a goal—it’s the foundation of your success. Building a custom home is one of the most significant investments a client will make, and their expectations are high. Meeting those expectations isn’t enough; to truly stand out, you need to exceed them. Here’s how to deliver a custom home that not only meets but surpasses your client’s expectations, ensuring they are thrilled with the final result.

Remodeling your home is an exciting opportunity to improve both aesthetics and functionality, but without proper planning, it can quickly turn into a costly headache. Pre-remodeling planning is essential to ensure the project runs smoothly, stays on budget, and delivers the desired results. Here’s why taking the time to plan your remodel carefully can save you from expensive mistakes and frustration.

Pre-construction planning is a critical phase in any building project, setting the stage for a successful and efficient construction process. However, it can often be overwhelming, involving numerous details and the need for seamless communication among various stakeholders.

Construction delays can be frustrating and costly, often leading to stress for homeowners and builders alike. While some delays are unavoidable, many can be managed or mitigated with proper planning and communication. Here are some essential tips for keeping your construction project on track and minimizing delays.

Today it was announced that Digs has been selected as “Overall Construction Tech Company of the Year” in the 4th annual PropTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by PropTech Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that evaluates and recognizes standout real estate technology companies, products and services around the globe.

Communication is the backbone of any successful custom home building project. Yet, many builders encounter significant communication challenges that can hinder progress and impact client satisfaction. Here, we’ll explore the top five communication pain points in the custom home building industry and how Digs, a robust collaboration software, effectively addresses each one.

Homeownership is a cornerstone of the American Dream, representing stability, personal accomplishment, and a space that is uniquely yours. While many people opt for pre-built homes, there is a growing segment of the population that seeks something more personalized. Custom home builders are the craftsmen behind these personalized dream homes, turning visions into reality. In this blog, we'll explore the unique advantages of custom home building, the process involved, and why choosing a custom home builder is a smart decision for future homeowner

Giving quotes and estimates is an important part of any construction business. It helps clients understand how much a project will cost and allows you to set clear expectations. Here’s a simple guide to help you handle this process properly.

Digs is featured in the Wall Street Journal article: Stressing Over Your Next Home Renovation Project? Let AI Handle It. In the article, reporter Nancy Keates surveys a range of ways AI tools are being used in home building and renovation. But to kick it off, she connects with Digs’ customer Cascade West Development and their client, Kyle Loucks, to learn more about his journey through the intersection of the AI revolution and his dream home.

The construction industry is a customer-focused industry, where every project is a unique puzzle of timelines, materials, and manpower, the importance of meticulous record-keeping cannot be overstated. Whether you're a builder, homeowner, or contractor, maintaining thorough and accurate records is not just about ticking boxes—it's about fostering trust, transparency, and ultimately, better relationships. Let's delve into why record-keeping is a cornerstone of successful collaborations in the construction industry.

One of the first things clients look for when seeking a custom home builder is experience, knowledge, and a good reputation. Nathan and Emoly Walters, the President and Realtor behind MassaRossa Luxury Homes in Edmond, Oklahoma, have all three of those traits in spades.

Cascade West, a luxury community home builder, has stood out among other construction companies in Clark County, constructing high-quality custom homes throughout Vancouver's expansion. Their success in remaining one of the top builders in the area lies in their commitment to tailoring each build to the specific needs of their clients rather than simply focusing on constructing the largest and most expensive houses.

In the realm of construction, where tradition meets innovation, Kavanagh Construction Company stands as a beacon of excellence. Founded by Patrick Kavanagh, a veteran with over 25 years of experience in crafting high-end residential projects, the company embodies a legacy of quality, craftsmanship, and personalized service.

Welcome, builders! In the fast-paced world of construction, staying ahead is crucial. One way to boost efficiency and streamline your projects is by implementing construction software. Don't worry if you're not a tech expert – this guide is here to help you navigate the process.

The International Builder Show occurred in Las Vegas from February 27 to February 29, 2024. The week was action-packed with live demos, networking, events, and opportunities to engage with your peers in learning sessions. NAHB’s event offers build professionals the unique opportunity to collaborate, connect, and innovate with their peers.

Building stuff is undeniably awesome, isn't it? But here's the scoop – being a successful builder is about more than just skills. It's about being efficient, maximizing productivity, and mastering the art of time management. Let's dive into why these aspects are crucial for your journey toward becoming a top-notch builder.

Hey there! Builders, you'll be excited to know that the NAHB International Builders' Show (IBS) is coming up soon! In 2024, the show will feature over 1,700 exhibitors, with 45% of them being new. There are exciting changes in store this year, and we’re excited to highlight a few! This blog is your go-to guide to understanding how to get the most out of your three days in Vegas.

AI home build collaboration platform, Digs, is making waves in the home construction and ownership industry with a recent announcement of $14 million in funding. The funding, a combination of a $7 million Seed Round and a prior Pre-Seed Round, aims to propel the company's growth, enhance operations, and advance its marketplace strategy. In addition to the funding boost, Digs welcomes a new Chief Operating Officer (COO) to further scale operations and drive the marketplace vision.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 was a whirlwind of innovation, showcasing the latest advancements in technology. Among the standout trends were Transparent TVs and Car Tech, but the primary focus for the Digs team was to understand how others are helping evolve the future of every home being understood.

Managing subcontractors effectively is a crucial skill that can make or break a project. In this blog, we'll explore some key strategies for builders to ensure the smooth coordination of subcontractors and the successful completion of construction projects.

Cold temperatures, snow, and ice can make construction projects more complicated. But, it's not all gloom and doom. Winter construction has its value too. Let's explore both the challenges and the benefits of building in the winter.

Whether you're a builder constructing a new home or a homeowner looking to upgrade your living space, it's essential to stay up-to-date with the latest Fall 2023 home style trends. In this guide, we'll explore these trends and how builders and homeowners can work together to infuse them into new-build homes.

In this blog post, we will explore how Digs, an innovative platform, can significantly enhance the relationship between builders and homeowners throughout the stages of pre-construction, construction, homeowner handoff, and warranty management.

Building a pool requires more than construction expertise. Learn how digital collaboration tools help pool builders organize pre-construction details, improve communication, simplify homeowner handoffs, and manage warranties

Builders rely on effective collaboration to keep projects on schedule, reduce costly mistakes, and deliver a better homeowner experience. This guide explores practical ways to improve communication across every stage of the home building process, from pre-construction through warranty, and explains how AI-powered collaboration tools help builders keep documents, decisions, and teams aligned.

GeekWire featured Digs following its launch and $7 million funding round, highlighting the company's mission to improve collaboration in residential construction. The article explores how Digs helps builders, homeowners, and trade partners manage documents, communicate more effectively, and keep project information organized in one AI-powered platform.

Forbes covered the public launch of Digs, highlighting its $7 million seed funding and AI-powered collaboration platform for residential construction. The article explains how Digs transforms home plans into a digital twin that helps builders, subcontractors, vendors, and homeowners collaborate throughout construction. It also explores how the digital twin becomes a long-term resource after move-in, giving homeowners instant access to product information, warranties, maintenance records, and home details organized by room.

TechCrunch covered the launch of Digs, highlighting its AI-powered collaboration platform built specifically for residential construction. The article describes how Digs combines file sharing, real-time collaboration, and computer vision to help builders organize project information without disrupting existing workflows. It also emphasizes Digs' builder-first approach, shaped by extensive customer feedback to solve the industry's biggest communication and document management challenges.

As a home builder or general contractor, it's important to have well-defined mission, vision, and values that align with your business objectives and core values.