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Mike R. · Framing contractor
What's the fastener spacing for LP SmartSide lap siding on a 16" o.c. stud wall?
BuildCoreIQ · answered in 3.2s
For SmartSide lap siding on 16" o.c. framing, use 6d box nails (min. 2" length) at each stud, top and bottom. Maintain 3/8" edge distance [Source 1, p.12]. Allow 3/16" gap at butt joints [Source 2, p.4].
Three Platforms · One Supply Chain
The wholesaler ships it. The lumberyard stocks it. The builder installs it. BuildCoreIQ is three complete workspaces — one for each — running on the same product data, and wired together where it counts.
Platform 01
Quote faster, protect the margin, and know exactly which jobs you lost.
Platform 02
One folder per jobsite, and an assistant that writes the follow-ups.
Platform 03
Own the territory — every yard, every rep, every price change.
Run more than one? One login switches between them.
The Problem
Every install question, weird corner detail, or “what gauge do I need” moment pulls you back to a 90-page manual, a supplier hold queue, or a group chat with 200 unread messages.
One nail spacing spec shouldn't take 20 minutes to find.
On hold for 15 minutes to ask a 15-second question.
Photos in texts, files in email, specs on someone's desk. No single source.
One tear-out wipes the profit from a whole week.
The Fix
BuildCoreIQ replaces the rep call, the jobsite group text, the printed spec sheet, the estimator app, and the training binder — all on the phone your crew already has.
From your real supplier docs. With the source page cited every time — no hallucinations, no guessing.
Files, photos, team chat, tasks, and estimates per job — shared with your whole crew.
AI-generated quizzes from your own spec sheets. Track scores. Know who's ready.
Product Tour
A quick look at the three parts your crew will use every single day.
Plain English questions, plain English answers. Every factual claim cites the exact source page — tap it to open the actual PDF. No hallucinations. No hold music.
Ask BuildCoreIQ
Sources your own PDFs
Mike R. · Framing contractor
What's the fastener spacing for LP SmartSide lap siding on a 16" o.c. stud wall?
BuildCoreIQ · answered in 3.2s
For SmartSide lap siding on 16" o.c. framing, use 6d box nails (min. 2" length) at each stud, top and bottom. Maintain 3/8" edge distance [Source 1, p.12]. Allow 3/16" gap at butt joints [Source 2, p.4].
Drag in PDFs and site photos, chat with your whole crew in real time, track tasks, link the products you're using, and keep running estimates — all tied to the job.
Project
Johnson reno — siding
Mike · 8:42am
Site photos uploaded — south elevation ready for siding
You · 8:45am
Nice. Starter strip is in the pile. Jose brings fasteners at 10.
3
Files
4
Tasks
$8,420
Estimate
New hire just started? Hand them the app. BuildCoreIQ generates quizzes straight from your supplier PDFs. Pass 80%, earn a badge. Owners see every score on the leaderboard.
Quiz · LP SmartSide
Question 3 of 5
What is the minimum edge distance for fasteners on LP SmartSide lap siding?
Feature Depth
Every card below is a screen that exists today — not a roadmap. Nine for the lumberyard, nine for the builder, nine for the wholesale supplier, and the AI layer all three share.
Platform 01 · Lumberyard
Catalog and pricing, quotes and margin, purchase orders, analytics, safety, fleet, and a tag-filtered gallery of installed jobs — every part of running the building supply business, on one login.
130+ products with manufacturer specs and install guides. Every SKU carries cost, retail, and contractor L1/L2/L3 — so the right price is one dropdown away.
Browse catalog →Pick a tier and unit price auto-fills. You watch margin move line by line; the customer's PDF shows the price and your branding, never your cost.
Build a quote →Size it up at the counter and hand the customer a materials list with a generated blueprint PDF — before they leave to price it somewhere else.
Open estimators →NewTrack special orders from placed to at-yard. The second you flip it to arrived, the customer waiting on it gets emailed and texted automatically.
Track a PO →NewWin rate on closed quotes, dollars won versus lost, margin percentage on costed revenue, and a leaderboard of who at the counter is closing.
See analytics →Dropbox-style shared folders for supplier PDFs, jobsite photos, and append-only dated notes. Invite per folder, so a vendor sees only their own.
Open the vault →OH&SOH&S-grade module: documents, inspections (boom truck, forklift, yard), FLHA/JHA, lift plans with auto-risk scoring, rigging, delivery checks, yard zones.
Open safety →Fleet records, pre-trip checklists, calendar of upcoming service, in-app notifications when something's due.
Open fleet →BisTrack, Spruce, or manual CSV — keep bin locations current so the AI never sends a customer to the wrong aisle.
Sync inventory →Platform 02 · Builder
Project hubs, AI takeoffs, proposals, an assistant that writes your follow-ups, and a portal the homeowner actually uses — built for the foreman, the framer, and the GC.
One folder per jobsite: client and address, files, real-time crew chat, tasks, budget, and running estimate totals.
See projects →Coming SoonDrop a PDF. Get framing, flooring, siding, and roofing line items in 60 seconds — page by page.
See it →Coming SoonGood / Better / Best in three clicks. 10 categories, priced off the supplier costs you saved once and never re-type.
Open estimator →Turn a takeoff into a proposal, send it as a PDF, and see it move to accepted — instead of chasing a signature by text.
Write a proposal →AIReads the thread, drafts the reply in your voice, and queues the SMS. Nothing leaves your account until you hit Approve & Send.
Meet the assistant →Homeowners get their own login. Budget transparency, photo updates, selections — without the 11pm text messages.
See the portal →Run a walkthrough against a checklist and attach it to the job. Photos and findings stay on the project, not on someone's phone.
See inspections →Track every finish the client still has to pick, with due dates, and lay the trades out on a schedule the whole crew can see.
See the schedule →Coming SoonOne click sends a branded quote. Customer opens it in their inbox. You see when it lands.
Send a quote →Platform 03 · Wholesale Supplier
The manufacturers and distributors selling into the yards — account coverage, rep routing, field notes, price pushes, and the pipeline behind all of it.
Every lumberyard you sell into, tiered A/B/C with buyers and receivers on file and a rep assigned. The ones nobody has walked into in 60 days flag themselves.
See customers →Drop the day's yards under a rep and hit Find Fastest Route. Live drive times, numbered stops on a map, ETAs per call — the same optimizer the delivery side runs.
Plan a route →Mark a call complete on site, snap the end-cap or the competitor's pallet, and log what you heard. Stamped, dated, and not editable after the fact.
See visits →A sample request or price objection logged at the counter becomes a dated task on the rep's list before they've left the parking lot.
See follow-ups →AIUpload your spec sheets, manuals, and price lists. Reps ask “what's the CSA rating on Type X 5/8?” and get the answer cited to the page — from the truck, at the counter.
Try it →Price updates, new product launches, back-in-stock notices — to every Alberta yard or just your A-tier accounts. Templates included, every send logged.
See broadcasts →NewSend a cost change straight into a connected lumberyard's own cost fields. Both sides have to opt in, the yard accepts it, and every change keeps an audit trail.
See price pushes →Leads through to wins, per account and per rep, with the value of what's still open — so a forecast is a screen instead of a spreadsheet.
Open pipeline →NewCoverage, visits, wins and pipeline value across the whole territory, with a per-rep drilldown when a number needs explaining.
See analytics →Shared · The Layer Underneath
Trained on your products, your bin locations, and your own uploaded documents. Cited every time. A builder asking spec questions, a yard answering a customer call, a rep standing at someone else's counter — same engine, separate data.
Plain-English Q&A trained on your product PDFs and your store's bin locations. Answer counter questions in seconds.
Try it →Every factual claim cites the source PDF and page number. Tap to open the actual page. Zero hallucination.
See citations →Every yard, builder, and supplier gets a private workspace enforced by row-level security at the database. Invite your team by email with the role they actually need.
See team roles →One login for a builder who also runs a yard, or a supplier who buys as well as sells. Switch sides without logging out; each side keeps its own state.
Switch workspace →Inside Each Workspace
One screen from each side of the trade, and the handful of things the people using it care about most.
Platform 01 · Lumberyard
Upload your supplier PDFs once. New hires are answering spec questions in a week — not six months. The ROI dashboard tells you the dollar value every single month.
Multi-user access
Your whole team, one login per person.
Upload your own supplier PDFs
Spec sheets, install guides, price lists — all searchable by AI.
Monthly ROI in dollars
See exactly how many rep-call hours BuildCoreIQ saved this month.
Training leaderboard
Know which staff are ready for the counter and which need coaching.
Knowledge gap alerts
See the questions your docs can't answer so you can fill the gap.
BuildCoreIQ ROI · April
184 questions answered —
~21.5 hrs of rep phone time saved
Questions
184
Hrs saved
21.5
Value
$1,100
Training leaderboard
Platform 02 · Builder
Every jobsite gets its own project folder. Your crew uploads photos, the client sends plans, you add install questions, and the AI answers them — all in one place.
File uploads
PDFs, jobsite photos, permits — drag and drop.
Real-time team chat
Messages appear instantly on every crew member's phone.
Tasks and checklists
Anyone on the job can check things off.
Estimates tied to the job
Keep a running material total per project.
An assistant on the follow-ups
Drafts the reply and the SMS; you approve before anything sends.
Johnson reno — siding
3 files · 12 messages · 4 tasks
Platform 03 · Wholesale Supplier
Reps plan the day in the app, log what they heard at the counter, and the follow-ups write themselves. Managers see coverage, pipeline, and per-rep numbers without asking anyone for a report.
Route-optimized day plans
Drop the day's yards under a rep and get the fastest run, with live drive times.
Notes that survive the drive home
Stamped, dated, and attached to the account — not sitting in a glovebox notebook.
Follow-ups that create themselves
A sample request or a price objection becomes a dated task automatically.
Price pushes with a paper trail
Send a cost change into a connected yard and see exactly who accepted it, and when.
Rep leaderboard
Visits, wins, and open pipeline value per rep, across the whole territory.
Rep route · Tue Aug 11
Dana W. · Central Alberta
Stops
5
Drive
2h 10m
Saved
41 min
Parkland Building Supply
8:30am · A-tier · 12 km
Sundre Home Hardware
10:05am · B-tier · 34 km
Olds Lumber & Truss
11:40am · A-tier · 28 km
Logged at stop 3
Buyer wants a sample of the 5/8 Type X before committing. Competitor quoted $2 under on OSB.
→ Follow-up created · due FriHow It Works
Drag in spec sheets, install manuals, price lists. BuildCoreIQ indexes everything so it's searchable in minutes.
Everyone logs in with their own account. Crews use Ask AI and Projects. Owners get the ROI dashboard.
No more hold music. No more lost files. New staff productive on day one instead of month six.
Pricing
14-day free trial · Cancel anytime · No credit card up front.
Crew
Up to 2 users · $30/mo per additional user
For builders and small crews.
Company
For building supply stores and growing crews.
What People Are Saying
“Saved me two hours on a siding job last week. Asked one question, got the exact fastener pattern with the page from the manual. Felt like cheating.”
Mike R.
Framing contractor · BC
“My new hire was answering spec questions at the counter after two days. The training quizzes made it measurable. That normally takes six months of ride-alongs.”
Sarah L.
Manager · Westland Building Supply
“The projects feature alone is worth it. Every file from the site is in one place. No more lost texts, no more 'hey send me that photo again.'”
Jose M.
Custom home builder · AB
Every supplier PDF, every jobsite file, every training quiz, every ROI number — in one app. Put BuildCoreIQ on your crew's phones today. The first 14 days are on us.
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