Project File
Recommended after Summary for larger jobs — permits, fees, logistics, and a printable handoff. Optional on smaller projects.
Build Path helps residents organize projects before permits, pricing, inspections, or contractor conversations become overwhelming.
Core features
Everyone starts with StepCheck and a Summary. Smaller projects: StepCheck → Summary → Who May Help (Project File optional). Larger projects: StepCheck → Summary → Project File → Who May Help.
Start with plain-language questions and get an early summary of what may matter.
Recommended after Summary for larger jobs — permits, fees, logistics, and a printable handoff. Optional on smaller projects.
Who May Help — role ideas after Summary (focused path) or after Project File (complex path). Start with StepCheck for best results.
Future support for timing, inspections, reminders, stages, and project nudges.
Future professional trust signals on the pro side — not a homepage link yet; will show on profiles and matching later.
Future resident support path — rebates, supports, housing needs, and funding options (via Residents for now).
How it works
StepCheck and Summary decide your path: go straight to Who May Help for focused work, or add a Project File when the project has more moving parts.
Answer plain-language questions about the project, concern, or idea.
See what may matter and whether your path goes straight to Who May Help or through a Project File first.
Focused: Who May Help. Complex: Project File (permits, fees, handoff), then Who May Help.
Who it helps
The same project pathway can support residents looking for clarity, professionals looking for better-prepared work, and teams coordinating larger projects.
Start with clearer guidance before quotes, drawings, submission, or choosing who to contact.
Future tools are being shaped around better-prepared leads, fairer visibility, verified roles, and stronger fit.
Designed to support coordination, apprenticeships, affordable housing, and multi-role delivery over time.
Try StepCheck, create account access, or use the early pages to organize a project. Professionals can also submit early interest while deeper tools open gradually.