Construction Tech Development

Custom construction software costs $50,000–$300,000 depending on scope. A field reporting app with offline capability runs $50,000–$100,000. A full project management platform with resource planning, procurement, and reporting costs $150,000–$300,000. Custom software pays for itself when it reduces rework (which accounts for 30% of construction costs industry-wide).

Off-the-shelf tools often don't fit construction workflows — they're too generic, don't work offline on remote sites, or can't integrate with existing ERP and accounting systems. Custom software matches your exact processes, reduces double entry, and provides real-time visibility across projects, sites, and teams. McKinsey and similar analyses have long highlighted chronic cost and schedule overrun on major construction programmes—check their current capital-projects research for cited ranges; the directional point is that better controls and software reduce exposure to those failure modes.

Yes. We build mobile apps with offline-first architecture — data is stored locally on the device and syncs automatically when connectivity is restored. This is essential for construction where many job sites have limited or no internet. Offline support covers forms, photos, inspections, timesheets, and task updates.

A focused tool (e.g., field reporting or daily logs) takes 8–12 weeks. A comprehensive project management platform takes 4–8 months. We recommend starting with the highest-pain workflow, proving value with real users, then expanding. This approach accelerates adoption and reduces risk.

Common integrations include accounting systems (Sage, QuickBooks, Xero), ERP platforms (Procore, Viewpoint, Oracle), BIM tools (Revit, Navisworks), document management, GPS and equipment tracking, and payroll systems. At Baaz, we handle API integrations as part of the build, ensuring data flows between your existing tools and the new software.