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What to Do When Your Jobsite Loses Access to Project Files
When drawings and project files become unavailable, give office and field teams a clear response plan. Learn how to assess the disruption, use approved fallback copies and coordinate a safe return to normal work.
Includes access to the Construction IT Checklist & Downtime Plan to help your team prepare before the next interruption.
What IT Services Do Construction Companies Actually Need
Flat-rate IT services for construction companies typically cost between $100–$150 per user/month, meaning a 40-employee contractor can expect to pay $4,000–$6,000/month for fully managed support. Unlike hourly IT billing ($150–$250/hour), flat-rate plans include help desk support, cybersecurity, cloud management, and job site support under one predictable monthly cost.
How to Set Up IT for a Growing Construction Company (10–50 Employees)
As construction companies grow from 10 to 50 employees, IT complexity increases significantly. Supporting office staff, project managers, field crews, and multiple job sites requires reliable technology, secure communication, and standardized systems that can scale with the business.