The phone system built for construction companies.

Construction companies live in two places at once: an office handling bids, permits, and billing, and jobsites where superintendents and PMs run the actual work. fvoip connects both without hardware in a trailer. The office runs desk phones; supers and project managers carry the company line in the fvoip mobile app, so a GC returning a sub's call shows the business number, not a personal cell that outlives the project. Calls to the main line can ring the office and a PM together, so an inspector or owner's rep gets a live answer.

Bid season punishes missed calls. The auto-attendant routes callers to estimating, accounting, or a specific project team, and voicemail-to-email with AI transcripts means an invitation to bid left at 4:55 on Friday is readable Saturday morning, not discovered Tuesday. Business-hours routing gives after-hours callers clear direction, and a dedicated path for current-project calls keeps owner and subcontractor questions off the estimating line. Everything is managed in a browser by whoever runs the office, with no phone-vendor visits.

fvoip runs alongside Procore, Buildertrend, and JobTread, so project records, RFIs, and schedules stay in the tools your teams already use. When a project office opens, adding users takes minutes, and when the job closes out, the seats go away, no contracts, no penalties. Porting is free, migration help off old PBX hardware like Nortel or Toshiba is included, and companies leaving traditional carriers typically cut phone spend 40 to 60 percent. A five-person remodeler and a GC with a hundred field staff run the same per-user platform.