
Digs: An AI-powered web platform for builders to streamline home builds and create digital homeowner handoffs.
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The Digs Blog covers home building best practices, industry news, and trends, with information for people building new homes.
The article discusses when homeowners might handle home improvement projects themselves or hire a professional, considering safety, quality, and long-term costs.
Digs offers pricing plans for residential home builder software and a 14-day free trial that does not require a credit card.
PlanGrid is no longer sold to new customers and has been replaced by Autodesk Build. Digs is a platform for residential builders.
Reduce rework and speed decisions with an AI-powered single source of truth. From pre-con to aftercare, organize plans and specs, auto-create 3D models, and find info in seconds across every home build project.
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Digs raises $25.3 million in Series A funding led by Builders FirstSource and signs a five-year agreement to integrate its AI software into the building-products supplier’s digital ecosystem. The platform supports workflows from pre-construction estimates and blueprint collaboration to homeowner maintenance and warranty care, with the agreement expanding tools for Builders FirstSource’s 140,000 builder clients. Digs has thousands of homes on its platform across all 50 states, and the round brings its total funding to more than $47 million.
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