Conroy Construction Adopts a Scheduling Tool Built for Construction

Conroy Construction needed a scheduling workflow that fit how construction teams actually work and improved coordination between office and field. Traditional tools can be hard to adopt, leading to inconsistent updates and fragmented communication. Conroy wanted a system that project teams could learn quickly, use to create and track schedules, and rely on for day-to-day collaboration. The goal was stronger alignment on the current plan, fewer handoff issues, and a workflow that supported construction-specific scheduling without adding unnecessary complexity during implementation.

Outbuild gave Conroy a construction-first scheduling workflow that is easy to implement and improves day-to-day collaboration between office and field.

• Low-friction implementation: A smooth rollout helps teams adopt quickly without disrupting active projects.
• Built for construction scheduling: A practical workflow makes schedule creation and tracking easier than legacy tools.
• Real-time collaboration: Shared visibility improves coordination between office and field teams so the current plan stays aligned.

Conroy Construction described stronger office-to-field collaboration after adopting a scheduling tool built for construction workflows. With an easier rollout and a more practical daily process, the schedule stayed current and more useful for coordination.

• Smoother implementation: A low-friction rollout helped teams adopt quickly, reducing the drop-off that often causes inconsistent updates in construction scheduling.
• Better collaboration: Improved coordination between office and field reduced handoff gaps, supporting steadier sequencing and fewer surprises.
• More dependable tracking: Easier schedule creation and tracking kept the plan current, helping teams align weekly work to the latest project conditions.