Sullix gives contractors one operating record from estimate to closeout, Faro to prepare the next move, and homeowners a clear view of the decisions that need them.
Construction software is often a pile of handoffs: the estimate lives in one tool, the schedule in another, field proof in a text thread, and owner decisions in email. Sullix connects that record so the next action has context and the people responsible for the job stay in control.
Sullix takes its name from Louis Sullivan, a pioneer of modern skyscraper design. For us, that inspiration is a commitment to useful tools, thoughtful craft, and respect for the people doing the work. About Louis Sullivan at the Art Institute of Chicago
One
Record from Estimate to Closeout
Faro
Built Into the Workflow
Human
Approval Before Key Actions
Colorado
Where We Are Starting
Scope, evidence, changes, and approvals stay visible so trust comes from the project record.
Contractors keep control of the work while clients get a clear view of progress and decisions.
The estimate, schedule, field record, changes, money, and closeout belong to the same job.
Built by people who care about Colorado's construction industry.
Scope, estimate, schedule, field evidence, changes, money, and closeout remain connected.
Faro prepares the next move from the live project record instead of acting like a separate chatbot.
The contractor reviews key actions while homeowners see progress, evidence, and requests for approval.
We're a small team of builders and engineers who believe Colorado's clients and trades deserve clearer scopes, decisions, and project records.
3
Co-founders
Denver
Headquarters
2024
Founded
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