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1build uses machine intelligence to convert building blueprints into material shopping lists and cost estimates. It is a critical pain point for 3.2 mln builders in the US. We are on a mission to create a data-driven approach for humans and algorithms to collaborate on building design and construction. We were founded by top leaders hailing from technology and AEC industries who are passionate..
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I. Introduction As a reputable HVAC contractor, you are aware of the crucial role maintenance and repair play ..read more
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I. Introduction HVAC maintenance is critical for contractors to ensure the smooth operation and lifespan of HVAC systems ..read more
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Introduction For an HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system to function at its best and last a ..read more
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Introduction Maintaining optimum system performance and indoor air quality requires clean HVAC filters. Filters serve as the first ..read more
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Introduction When it comes to residential HVAC systems, comfort and energy efficiency are crucial factors to take into ..read more
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Introduction Both homeowners and HVAC industry professionals should prioritize troubleshooting typical HVAC issues. You can guarantee your HVAC ..read more
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1y ago
Estimating construction project costs is a challenging endeavor, but it can be done with some knowledge and experience ..read more
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1y ago
Financial experts believe that the US economic slowdown is upon us. While they’re optimistic that the government will be able to dodge a possible recession, businesses are now preparing for the worst-case scenario ..read more
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1y ago
If self-performing concrete is new to you, then you probably have some questions on getting started with the ..read more
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1y ago
“Attic stock” refers to overage material (typically a finished material) that’s not installed. It’s kept by the owner ..read more