Contractor scheduling software in Maine
From Portland to the smallest town in Maine, ListoBuild keeps every trade on your job in the right order.
No credit card · Subs always free · English or Spanish
Cities we cover in Maine
Tap your city to see nearby cities and subs in the network.
Auburn · Biddeford · Sanford · Saco · Augusta · Westbrook · Waterville · Brunswick
How a job runs
- 1Set up the job
Pick a residential or commercial template, tap who does each trade, and you’re running.
- 2Each trade hears when it’s their turn
When the work before theirs is approved, the next sub gets an email in English or Spanish.
- 3Photo proof at every step
Subs take the photos on the list, stamped with the time and GPS location, then send for approval.
- 4Approve, inspect, sign off
Approve from your phone, send the inspector a link, and sign off. Approved work turns into the sub’s invoice.
Built for everyone on the job
See every job and trade at a glance. Approve from photos, send inspector links, sign off and track what you owe each sub.
For GCs →Get told when you’re up, pick a start day, take the photos on the list and get paid. In English or Spanish.
For subs →No account needed. Open the link, see the photo proof for the work being covered, and record pass or fail.
How it works →Questions contractors ask
Can contractors anywhere in Maine use ListoBuild?
Yes. ListoBuild runs in a web browser and installs on any phone, so it works for residential and commercial jobs anywhere in Maine, from Portland and Lewiston and Bangor to small towns.
Do my Maine subcontractors have to pay?
No. Subcontractors are always free. They join from an email invite, see only the steps assigned to them, and can use the app in English or Spanish.
Does it replace Maine building department inspections?
No. Inspectors can record pass or fail through a link, which keeps your job record complete, but official results still live in the local building department’s own system.
Run your next Maine job in order.
30 days free with unlimited jobs. No credit card.
