General Contractors with a rich history in construction understand the life source of their business has always been their commercial or government customer and subcontractors.

Initially, communications with all parties involved the U.S. Mail and messenger service and countless hours of administrative time and reams of paper.

In fact, so much paper was utilized in commercial construction that one typical sky scrapper required up to 250 Banker Storage cartons and multiple racks to hold the countless revisions of blue prints. Moreover, telephone calls between all parties was cumbersome and many times critical points of information were mis-communicated.

Thus, delays occurred and or purchasing of more labor and materials occurred and cost overruns were passed through or worse; absorbed by the GC.

With the the advent of the mass produced facsimile machine in the 1970's, which from Latin facsimile translates into  "make similar", the facsimile machine enabled parties with this equipment to realize time savings. However, paper still dominated the industry. Contact Us>