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Startup, TAB, And Turnover — With A Paper Trail That Builds Itself.
HVAC jobs stall on coordination — duct in the ceiling, equipment on the pad, controls pulling it together. Forge focuses on what happened each day on site: structured logs, photo-capable SMS updates, and hours that roll into job cost — so you analyze readiness and rework risk from real field input, not lagging spreadsheets.
What Forge Does For You
- Daily logs for rough-in, set, startup prep, and punch — searchable by project and area
- Crews report completion, deficiencies, and vendor issues from the field by text
- Labor and burden accumulate against the job as work is logged — align cost to physical progress
- See which floors or systems are reporting complete vs. where hours are still climbing
- Build a defensible history for GCs and owners when schedules compress
- Query progress in chat — 'what open items were logged on the central plant this month?'
Daily Field Truth For Complex Systems Work
Capture Status At The Source
Leads log work completed, equipment status, and follow-ups over SMS. Every entry timestamps against the project.
Connect Hours To What Got Done
Time entries and daily notes sit on the same job record — so analysis connects people-hours to reported production.
Read The Job — Don't Interrogate It
Dashboards and rollups show trajectory: where you're green, where you're burning, and where logs flag risk.
Stop Explaining Progress You Never Logged In One Place
When TAB and startup pressure hits, the question is always 'what's actually done?' Forge makes that answer a query, not a site tour.
- No more turnover meetings backed by sticky notes
- No more missing photos or notes when an owner asks for as-builts
- No more mystery overtime on equipment days
- No more PM intuition substituting for structured field data
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