Records buyers look for
- Bids, estimates and takeoffs
- Project schedules and daily logs
- Change orders and RFIs
- Safety plans and incident reports (de-identified)
- Subcontractor and supplier communications
- Close-out and warranty records
Who usually fits
- From about 5 employees at peak — the threshold depends on your industry
- 2+ years in business
- US or other Western market
- Records mostly in English
- Active, winding down, or closed
Why AI companies want construction & trades data
Construction knowledge is rarely written online. Project records from established contractors are scarce, detailed and valuable.
In a license deal you keep ownership. The buyer gets permission to use a copy of the records for AI training under a contract you sign directly with them, and personal information is removed or replaced first. Companies pay Averom nothing; the buyer pays Averom a referral fee if a deal closes.
Questions
Do drawings and plans count?
They can, depending on the buyer and who owns them. Some project documents belong to clients, so check your contracts first.
What about employee information?
Personal information is removed or replaced before data is used.
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General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Deal values are set by buyers and are not guaranteed.