Before purchasing Procore software, high-end and residential construction firm Culp Construction created a veritable paper trail in the course of its many projects. Since implementing the construction project management software about one to two years ago, the firm has seen its bottom line increase while cutting back on time-consuming administrative chores.

"We make more money and are a lot more efficient," said Taylor Maxfield, who is one of more than 10 people who use the software at Culp Construction. "We use the product to efficiently and easily detail the intricacies of construction including the schedules, notification of changes, daily logs, day-to-day communication and any issues that could be considered cost-impact items."

With a price under $5,000, Procore software was worth the investment and, in at least one instance, was responsible for a boost to the company's bottom-line, Maxfield said. "We had a job that the owner did not want to pay for additional work," he said. "We were lucky that the job was on Procore because the documentation made it an easy case for us to settle."

User support, whether it is from the developer's help desk or via its user documentation, is helpful, Maxfield said, especially when it comes to guiding users through all the software's capabilities.

Overall, Maxfield rated Procore software a perfect 10 out of 10.