Code Buddy

09/23/2026

Federal requirements are the floor. Your state amended them, the county added specs, the city has its own rules, and your site has its own conditions. Code Buddy puts all six layers in one place. 760-CODE-BUD

09/23/2026

09/21/2026

Ask anyone on your crew: do you have all the info you need?

Dodge asked field personnel that exact question last year. 11% said yes.

Not because anybody’s slacking. The spec’s in the trailer, the manual’s on somebody’s laptop, and the work’s up on the fourth floor.

Code Buddy puts the site spec, the SOP, and the applicable standards on your phone, right in front of the work, and shows you where it says so.

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Source: Dodge Construction Network, Not By Design, 2024

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09/16/2026

What applies depends on where the work is happening.

Site specs. City requirements. County rules. Federal standards. Company procedures.

Code Buddy layers the requirements tied to the jobsite so crews can see what applies, where it applies, and the source behind it without digging through binders, folders, and outdated copies.

The field gets clearer guidance. The office keeps control of what gets used.

The Future of Compliance is Here™

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09/15/2026

Consistency is a control.

In PlanRadar’s 2025 Construction QA/QC Impact Report, 56% of companies with consistent QA/QC processes kept rework under 5% of project budget.

Among companies without a set standard, only 37% did the same.

Consistency comes from repeatable processes, clear requirements, and verification in the field.

Code Buddy helps crews put the site spec, company SOPs, and applicable standards in front of the work, then document and verify what actually happened in the field.

Better information. More consistent ex*****on.

Source: PlanRadar Construction QA/QC Impact Report, 2025
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09/14/2026

When a truck goes out of service, the carrier loses the day.

Most of what grounds one is something somebody could have caught in the yard. Brakes, tires, a light, a strap.

That’s what Code Buddy is for. Federal rules, the state differences, your fleet’s own procedures, on the phone before the inspector’s looking at it.

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09/14/2026

Coordination problems don’t show up on a job cost report. They show up in the margin at the end of the year.

Dodge surveyed contractors across the U.S. and Canada: coordination issues drive an average 9% budget increase on the projects they hit, and an average 10% erosion in annual company profit margin.

Nobody codes it that way. It gets absorbed as extra labor, a schedule slip, a change order somebody ate. So it never gets a line item, and it never gets fixed.

Most of it starts the same way. The field and the office are holding different versions of the same document.

Code Buddy puts the site spec, the SOP, and the applicable standards on the phone in front of the work, cited to the source, so the crew and the trailer are reading the same thing.

Source: Dodge Construction Network, Not By Design, 2024

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09/13/2026

CVSA ran 56,000 inspections in three days last year, and about one in five trucks had something that put it out of service. Brakes first, tires second.

None of it was complicated. It still cost those carriers a load.

Code Buddy shows the driver what may apply to the truck he’s in, from the federal rules down to your own fleet SOPs, and where it says so.

Source: CVSA 2025 International Roadcheck
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09/12/2026

Basement. Mechanical room. Level three of the garage. Every tool on your phone stops working, right when the question comes up.

Code Buddy runs an AI model on the phone itself. No signal, still an answer, with the section it came from.

Your site specs, local code, manufacturer manuals, and company standards download ahead of time. Chats and notes sync themselves when you’re back in range.

Nobody walks outside to look something up.

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09/12/2026

The last thing a guy in the field needs is to figure out which rule wins.

Site specs from the project. Electrical, building, and fire from the city. Grading and environmental from the county. Federal requirements and your company standards on top. Four jurisdictions on one project.

Code Buddy sorts it by where the work actually is. Layer what you need or split it into separate projects, and the crew sees the stack instead of assembling it.

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