PaveHub didn't come out of a software company. It came out of a truck.
I run Above & Beyond Paving in San Antonio. Asphalt, sealcoating, crack sealing, striping. I was running the business out of four different apps and a notepad — one to measure, one to bill, one to text people, and my memory for the rest. Stuff fell through. Customers got two different spellings of their own name. I'd finish a driveway and forget it needed sealing in six months, which is money left in the street.
So I built the thing I wanted. Measure the driveway off aerial imagery, turn the shape into a priced bid in one tap, text it, schedule it, invoice it — and every one of those records stays tied to the same customer. It runs my company every day. It runs a sister company, Two Ladies Sealcoating, too. Anything that doesn't work, I find out about it on a job site, not in a support ticket.
I still pave. That's the whole pitch.
What that means for you
- It works with no signal, because half our job sites don't have any.
- The buttons are big, because I'm wearing gloves.
- There's no sales call. You sign up, you use it, you cancel if it's not for you.
- When something's broken, you email me and I answer it.
— Codi Davis, Above & Beyond Paving LLC, San Antonio, TX