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7 Copy-Paste AI Prompts for Construction Pros

7 Copy-Paste AI Prompts for Construction Pros

Difficulty: Apprentice — Copy, paste, fill in the blanks. No setup required. You don't need to be an AI expert to get useful results. You just need to ask clearly. Here are seven prompts you can copy straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever AI tool you're using.

AI Invoice Processing for Construction: When One AI Isn't Enough (Part 1 of 4)

AI Invoice Processing for Construction: When One AI Isn't Enough (Part 1 of 4)

Every construction company has a stack of vendor invoices waiting to be processed. Scanned PDFs from lumber yards, equipment rentals, concrete suppliers—each one needs the same tedious treatment: read the vendor info, squint at the handwritten job coding in the corner, key it all into the accounting system, rename

New AI Estimating Tools Worth Watching

AI takeoff tools have been promising to replace manual quantity surveys for years. Most weren't ready for production work. That's starting to change—with caveats. Here's what's worth paying attention to in early 2026. Togal.AI Togal remains the most established AI

What Cloud AI Providers Do With Your Data

Before you paste that subcontract into ChatGPT or upload bid documents to Claude, you should know where that information goes and who can see it. Construction companies are already prime ransomware targets. Adding AI tools to your workflow means understanding another layer of data exposure. The Short Answer Free and

Automating Invoice Processing with AI

Difficulty: Journeyman — Requires Zapier or Make.com setup. About an hour to configure. Invoice comes in by email. You open it, figure out which project it's for, rename the file something useful, save it to the right folder, maybe update a tracking sheet. Now multiply that by 200

ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini: Which Is Best for Contractors

Difficulty: Apprentice — Choosing the right tool. No technical setup. Three AI tools, all about $20/month, all promising to help with writing and research. You don't have time to test each one for a month to figure out which is worth paying for. Here's the short

Using ChatGPT as a General Contractor

Difficulty: Apprentice — Sign up and start typing. No setup required. You've got 47 unread emails, three subs asking about next week's schedule, and a client who wants to know why the cabinets are backordered. By the time you handle the urgent stuff, it's 6