Nobody has the full picture.
Job files, emails, spreadsheets and the accounts each hold part of it. You get one picture of where the time and margin actually go.
Looking for an AI consultancy for a UK construction business?
You’re not short of ideas. You’re busy, the money isn’t there, and every decision still lands on the same few desks. You’ll see where your time and margin go, fix what pays back first, and your team stays in it.
Not sure where you stand? Are we ready for AI?
Can someone sort this out without turning the business upside down?
Yes. You don’t need a list of tools. You need to know which part of the business costs you most, and where to start.
It all lands on the same few people.
The business relies on one or two people to remember what changed, who owes what and which job needs a look. That gets it out of people’s heads and into a process.
They’re buried in admin.
Slow quotes, late reports and chasing. It doesn’t look like a technology problem, and often the fix isn’t technology at all.
What you get back, not what gets installed.
Sometimes it’s a build. Sometimes it’s training, or a simpler process fix first. You’ll know which, and why.
Work moves without you chasing it.
Enquiries, quotes, job packs and sign-offs get to the next person on their own.
The right file, first time.
Drawings, certificates and paperwork land in the right place under the right name, and anything missing gets flagged.
You know which jobs make money.
Job costs come to you every week, checked, while there’s still time to act on them.
Not right for everyone. Better you know now.
This is for established UK construction businesses, roughly £750k turnover and up. That’s a guide, not a rule.
You’re busy, the margin’s thin, and too much of it leans on a few key people.
Contractors, housebuilders and developers, QS and cost consultants, surveyors and project managers, manufacturers, merchants and hire companies. You have one person who knows how the work really gets done, and time set aside for them to work on it.
Better a no than a waste of your time.
You’re happy with the margin you’re making. You want software dropped in without changing how the work gets done. Or you’re not willing to look honestly at where the time and money go. Sole traders and small owner-run trades aren’t a fit either. If that’s you, you’ll hear it on the first call.
Put a number on what it’s costing you. Then fix what pays back first.
Before anything gets built, the cost comes out of your own records: hours a week, times what those hours cost you, times the weeks in a year. If the numbers don’t stack up, you hear that and nothing gets built. Every step is priced on its own, so you’re never signed up to the lot on day one.
Common questions about AI consultancy in construction.
What should an AI consultancy look at first?
Wherever work gets done twice, waits on someone, or only one person knows how to do it. In a construction business that’s usually enquiries, estimating, paperwork, cost reporting, compliance and handovers.
How long does the Feasibility Study take?
The date is agreed when you book it. If something is outstanding from your side, you hear it there and then and the date moves in writing.
Can Built Logic work with our existing systems?
Usually, yes. It starts with the tools and files you already have. If your setup is part of the problem, you’ll hear it, but you won’t be pushed onto a new platform to start with.
How do we know it’s worth the money?
You work it out before you spend anything. Hours a week, times what they cost, times the weeks in a year. That’s what leaving it alone costs you. If the fix doesn’t beat that, you’ll hear it and nothing gets built.
We haven’t got time to take this on. Won’t it add to the workload?
The first step is a short questionnaire and one conversation. After that it takes one person who knows the work, not the whole team. And it starts with the job that eats the most hours, so the first thing you get back is time.