New to SiteBuildHub? Start with this path.
SiteBuildHub covers estimating, site plans, drawings, documentation, client communication, and closeout. This guided path walks you through the workflow in order — each stage links to a real guide and the tool built for that step, so you get value from the platform immediately instead of figuring it out alone.
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Estimate
Price your first job with a real number, not a guess.Scope the work, take off materials, and build a number you can stand behind before it goes in front of a client.
Go to Estimate guides and tools - 2
Site Plan
Draw or upload a scaled site plan before you draw anything else.Draw or upload a scaled site plan and clear pre-dig research before crews break ground.
Go to Site Plan guides and tools - 3
Construction
Keep drawings and scope changes organized once the crew is on site.Keep job drawings organized and document scope changes the moment they happen, before they erode margin.
Go to Construction guides and tools - 4
Daily Reports
Start a daily record habit — even a simple one beats none.Log crew, weather, progress, and issues the same day they happen — the record that holds up if a dispute comes later.
Go to Daily Reports guides and tools - 5
Client Approval
Send something a client can actually approve, not just a verbal quote.Send a drawing or document a client can actually approve — fewer revisions, fewer disputes about what was agreed to.
Go to Client Approval guides and tools - 6
Closeout
Confirm the job is actually finished before you ask for final payment.Confirm every document, sign-off, and deliverable is accounted for before calling the project finished.
Go to Closeout guides and tools
Ready to try the first step?
Start with a real estimate for your next job, or jump straight into the drawing editor.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start if I'm new to SiteBuildHub?
Follow the workflow stages below. Start with estimation if you're preparing a quote, or start with site plan if you already have the job.
Do I need an account to use SiteBuildHub?
No. You can start drawing immediately in your browser without creating an account.