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Ridgebeam AI
Custom AI agents and operating systems for residential construction firms. You build custom for your clients. So do we.
About Ridgebeam AI
Ridgebeam builds custom AI agents and operating systems for residential construction and remodel firms. Ridgebeam builds you a custom AI operating system: agents that move work between the tools you already use, built around how your firm actually runs. We install it, train your team, and run it with you. Ridgebeam is not software you buy. It's an AI operating system we build for you: custom agents, designed around how your firm actually runs, installed into the tools you already have. We train your people and stay on to run it with you. Nothing goes out the door without a person approving it first. You build custom for your clients. So do we. How it works: 1. Walk the site. A free 30-minute call. You talk, we listen, and we tell you honestly if this is a fit. 2. Draw the plans. The Ridgebeam Assessment, $2,500 flat: tech stack review, AI policy, and your AI operating system roadmap. Yours to keep, whether or not you build with us. 3. Build. Custom-scoped from your roadmap, installed into the tools you already use. No rip-and-replace. 4. Stay on the job. We run it with you month to month. Fix what breaks. Build what's next. Built for residential construction firms doing roughly $5M to $50M. Same headcount. More revenue. More projects.
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Presence & Recognition
Ridgebeam AI is hosting a free event on Monterey Bay AI Association on Thursday, September 24, 4:00 to 5:00 PM PDT in Carmel.
Reported by Jen Seregos
Products & Services
Ridgebeam AI shipped Procore 20 AI agents this summer alongside a quieter feature called Skills.
Reported by Jen Seregos
Products & Services
Ridgebeam AI previewed Skills, a feature that lets a company teach AI agents their own standards and processes in plain language.
Reported by Jen Seregos
Products & Services
Ridgebeam AI announced that Procore put 20 AI agents on the menu.
Reported by Jen Seregos