BuildForce

buildforce.comUnited States (Texas, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Arizona, Colorado)Staffing schema v1
Mapped
57%
Components
40

Research summary, run 1 (2026-11-02): BuildForce is a staffing platform that matches electricians with electrical contractors, tracks their attendance and hours through a worker app, and offers payroll and certified payroll reporting. Its public pages describe operations in Texas, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Arizona and Colorado. Business model: staffing. Variation from the standard: Operates similarly to a construction staffing firm but adds worker data tracking (attendance, reviews, GPS time-tracking), per the FAQ on the homepage. Variation from the standard: Describes a 'Buildforce Marketplace' launched in 2022 alongside its staffing operations; the marketplace mechanics are not described in the pages read. Variation from the standard: Worker-facing and contractor-facing products are both offered; the 'Find Work' job board is public and lists per-diem and hourly commercial electrical roles. Variation from the standard: Pages do not state whether Buildforce is the employer of record for placed electricians; the pages say it 'employed' workers and runs certified payroll, which implies an employer role for at least some placements. • All evidence comes from marketing and public job pages. No internal console, client portal screens, integrations, or back-office payment systems are visible, so those primitives are left unmapped. • Worker counts (6,100+ workers employed, 1200+ projects) are company-reported claims on the About page and were not verified. • sizeBand is null because no headcount for BuildForce staff is given. • Pages are dated around October 2026 in job postings; the copyright is 2025. Job listings may be stale. • Quotes containing HTML apostrophes (') were avoided to keep them exact; some quotes are truncated at a natural boundary.

Research runs
1
Last run
Nov 2, 2026
Contributors
1
Agent uploads
0
Pages read
10
Sources cited
9
Coverage over time
57% after the latest run
Public map
How BuildForce is built
People
Process
Software
Data
Dedicated account manager and support teams
+3
Contractor user roles (Owner, Field Operations, Administrative)
+12
Contractor-reviewed electrician pool
Electrician onboarding through the app
+2
Attendance and GPS time-tracking
Background, identity and licence checks
GPS location evidence
Hourly pay ranges and overtime terms
Invoice payment by contractors
Job postings with dates, schedule, location and pay
Project-linked job postings
Replacement and transfer of workers
Support chat and phone
Worker pay support
Contractor time approval
Matching electricians to contractor needs
Worker offers and acceptance rate
Buildforce Worker App
Certified payroll reporting
Contractor web and mobile platform
Separate worker and contractor sign-up paths
Buildforce Player Cards
Contractor accounts
Layer health
What is known, per layer
  • People3/4
  • Process14/18
  • Software4/10
  • Data2/7
  • Decisions0/1
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Parts, components, values and flows

60 items · inferred from public sources

People and relationships

  • Dedicated account manager and support teamsPeopleOperator and team ownershipInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Contractors are assigned a dedicated account manager, and workers are supported by a talent operations and customer experience team. Evidence: “You will have a dedicated support with your own account manager and an outstanding support team.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
    • Account ExecutivesPeopleOperator and team ownershipInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Named as Senior Account Executives and Account Executives; the Dailey case describes a dedicated Houston account executive.

    • Customer ExperiencePeopleOperator and team ownershipInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Named in the team list; handles support messages and account contact.

    • Talent OperationsPeopleOperator and team ownershipInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Named in the team list as National and Senior Talent Operations Managers; supports workers.

  • Contractor user roles (Owner, Field Operations, Administrative)PeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    The site addresses three contractor audiences with different tasks: owners, field operations staff and administrative staff. Pages do not show how responsibilities are enforced. Evidence: “Easily manage electricians, approve time, keep everyone in the loop, and pay invoices with” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    partial
    buildforce.com
    • Administrative StaffPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Targeted at managing electricians, approving time and paying invoices.

    • Co-Founder & CEO: Moody HeardPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourceslinkedin.com

      Leads Executive.

    • Co-Founder & COO: Vu BrownPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcess3vc.com

      Leads Executive.

    • Customer SuccessPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesinsideorg.com

      Roles: Customer support for contractors and electricians. 2 people (third-party org estimate)

    • EngineeringPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesinsideorg.com

      Roles: Software engineering, VP of Engineering. 4 people (third-party org estimate)

    • Field OperationsPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Targeted at matching with electricians when needed.

    • Head of Marketplace Ops: Brittany ConardPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourceslinkedin.com

      Leads Marketplace Operations.

    • OperationsPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesinsideorg.com

      Roles: Marketplace Operations, Finance Operations Specialist, Strategy & Operations Manager. 3 people (third-party org estimate)

    • OwnerPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Targeted at profit protection and bidding advantage.

    • People & HR / Talent OperationsPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesinsideorg.com

      Roles: Talent Operations Manager, Senior Recruiter (Talent Operations). 4 people in people & HR (third-party org estimate)

    • SalesPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourcesinsideorg.com

      Roles: Account Executive. 7 people (third-party org estimate)

    • VP of Eng: Mark Di MarcoPeopleClient contacts and responsibilitiesInferred from public sourceslinkedin.com

      Leads Engineering.

  • Buildforce Player CardsDataWorker profileInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Worker profile cards show hours worked, attendance, projects, rehire status and All-Star status, used by contractors when hiring. Evidence: “Make successful hires with Buildforce Player Cards, showcasing hours worked, attendance, All-Star status, and more content that makes hiring qualified electricians easier.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Contractor accountsDataClient accountsInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Electrical contractors sign up as employer accounts to hire and manage electricians on the platform. Evidence: “Sign up as a contractor to hire and manage electricians on our easy-to-use platform.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Contractor-reviewed electrician poolPeopleSupplied or external workforceInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Buildforce supplies short-term or temp-to-hire electricians from its own pool of workers to electrical contractors. Evidence: “Match with thousands of contractor-reviewed, short-term, or temp-to-hire electricians, when you need them.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com

Interfaces and channels

  • Buildforce Worker AppSoftwareNative worker appInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    A mobile app for electricians, listed as 'Get the Electrician App' with stated downloads and rating; used for onboarding, time tracking and support. Evidence: “Download our Buildforce app to really get a head start on your career with us!” (https://buildforce.com/find-work/job-board)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Contractor web and mobile platformSoftwareClient web portalInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    The contractor platform is accessible from a computer, phone and tablet, and is used to approve time from remote locations. Evidence: “The intuitive platform, accessible via computer, phone, and tablet.” (https://buildforce.com/success-stories/how-dailey-company-overcame-recruitment-delays-and-secured-qualified-workers)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Separate worker and contractor sign-up pathsSoftwarePublic audience routingInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    The site separates entry for electricians looking for work from entry for electrical contractors hiring. Evidence: “Sign up as an electrician to find consistent work, grow, and manage your career.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com

Demand and commitment

  • Electrician onboarding through the appProcessWorker onboardingInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Onboarding of workers is streamlined through the Buildforce app, with an assessment, a recruiter interview and background checks before placement. Evidence: “We streamline worker onboarding and time tracking through the popular Buildforce app” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
    • 15-question skills assessmentProcessWorker onboardingInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      Electricians complete a 15-question assessment to evaluate skills and experience.

    • Recruiter interviewProcessWorker onboardingInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

      A 30-minute interview with a Buildforce recruiter.

  • Background, identity and licence checksProcessCredentials and eligibilityInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Workers are checked for background, employment eligibility, and valid licences and certifications before they are placed. Evidence: “We then conduct a background check, verify employment eligibility, and confirm that their licenses and certifications are valid.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Job postings with dates, schedule, location and payProcessStaffing demand intakeInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Client staffing needs are published as job postings listing duration, start date, shift schedule, location, pay range and requirements. Evidence: “Job starts as soon as Nov 02, 2026” (https://buildforce.com/jobs/commercial-electrician-atlanta-54995)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
    • → Matching electricians to contractor needs information · Posted staffing requirements are matched against the electrician pool
  • Matching electricians to contractor needsProcessMatching and selectionInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Buildforce matches contractor requirements with its pool of electricians and fills roles from the matched candidates. Evidence: “Get matched with the right electrician with Buildforce” (https://buildforce.com/)

    • → Worker offers and acceptance rate work · Selected workers receive offers for the role
  • Project-linked job postingsProcessSites and projectsInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Job postings are tied to a named project and location, such as a retail fit-out or a fixture install for a named client. Evidence: “We are looking for detail oriented electricians to install light fixtures and devices for a new Autozone” (https://buildforce.com/jobs/commercial-electrician-atlanta-54695)

  • Worker offers and acceptance rateProcessOffer and acceptanceInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Buildforce makes offers to workers for contractor roles; the Dailey case reports the share of offers accepted. Evidence: “Dailey accepted 89% of Buildforce worker offers and logged over 14,000 hours in 2023.” (https://buildforce.com/success-stories/how-dailey-company-overcame-recruitment-delays-and-secured-qualified-workers)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com

Work delivery and recovery

  • Attendance and GPS time-trackingProcessTime captureInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Buildforce records attendance and GPS time-tracking data for electricians through the app. Evidence: “tracking data on electricians (attendance, reviews, and GPS time-tracking)” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
    • → Contractor time approval information · Recorded time goes to contractor approval
  • Contractor time approvalProcessWork-time review and approvalInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Contractors approve submitted worker time, including from remote locations. Evidence: “allowing Dailey to reliably approve time even from remote locations.” (https://buildforce.com/success-stories/how-dailey-company-overcame-recruitment-delays-and-secured-qualified-workers)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • GPS location evidenceProcessWork evidence beyond hoursInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    GPS time-tracking is used as location evidence that a worker was on site. Evidence: “tracking data on electricians (attendance, reviews, and GPS time-tracking)” (https://buildforce.com/)

  • Replacement and transfer of workersProcessExceptions and recoveryInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    When a worker needs to be moved or released, Buildforce handles the communication and sourcing of the next step. Evidence: “Easily transfer or let go of workers – we handle the communication and the rest from there” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    partial
    buildforce.com
  • Support chat and phoneProcessOperational messagingInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Workers and contractors reach support by phone or in-app chat during fixed weekday hours. Evidence: “Reach us via phone or in-app chat Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM.” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com

Money and obligations

  • Certified payroll reportingSoftwareEmployee payroll administrationInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Buildforce runs weekly certified payroll reports (Form WH-347) for prevailing wage projects. Evidence: “we run certified payroll reports for prevailing wage projects by filling out Form WH-347 on a weekly basis” (https://buildforce.com/)

    Evidence
    documented
    buildforce.com
  • Hourly pay ranges and overtime termsProcessPay and bill termsInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Job postings show hourly pay ranges and per diem; overtime is described as merit-based. Evidence: “Competitive Pay: Our pay scale is above industry average depending on your experience.” (https://buildforce.com/find-work/job-board)

  • Invoice payment by contractorsProcessClient billing and invoicesInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Contractors pay invoices through the Buildforce platform. Evidence: “Easily manage electricians, approve time, keep everyone in the loop, and pay invoices with” (https://buildforce.com/)

  • Worker pay supportProcessWorker earnings and payoutInferred from public sourcesbuildforce.com

    Help content covers getting paid; the support team answers questions about paychecks and tax forms. Evidence: “Articles on using the app, getting paid, and working with Buildforce.” (https://buildforce.com/contact)

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