Tech Talk: Software, Engineers Hook Up

Bridgewater Lumber Co. in Bridgewater, MI., was in the process of designing a horse arena near Ann Arbor when it ran up against a code requirement for a sidewall wind load rating. Since the lumber company did not have a professional engineer on staff to stamp the drawings, the company was going to have to hire a consultant.

Fortunately, the software that Bridgewater was using to design the arena had anticipated the problem. One click on the Construction Maestro^® program and Bridgewater was led to Timber Tech Engineering in Denver, Pa.

Construction Maestro^® Offers Engineering Services through Timber Tech

Symun Systems Inc.^™ offers engineering services in cooperation with Timber Tech Engineering^®. This new feature will give Construction Maestro^® users quick and easy access to engineering services for both post-frame and stud-frame outbuildings. After creating an estimate, the user simply makes a few clicks and a quote request is initiated from the Construction Maestro® software.

Symun Systems, Inc.^™ Gives Back to the Post Frame Industry

Symun Systems, Inc.^™ offers NFBA members a 10% discount on the Construction Maestro^® post frame, stud frame, and simple deck estimating software.

Construction Maestro^® Estimating Software^™ Now Offers a Material List Export into the Popular Intuit Quickbooks^® Accounting Software

The Maestro FastForward^™ add-on module offers Construction Maestro users the ability to export an estimate of materials to Quickbooks^® as an estimate, which can be easy converted into an invoice.

Construction Maestro^® Mentioned in the Press Once Again

Construction Maestro^® by Symun Systems, Inc.^™ has been mentioned in an industry publication yet again. In the December 2004 edition of Rural Builder Magazine*, in the Tech Talk section by Oliver Witte, Construction Maestro^® is discussed in the article "Tech takeover in Pennsylvania?".

Honorable Mention in the Press

Once again Construction Maestro® by Symun Systems, Inc.^™ has been mentioned in an industry publication. In the July 2004 edition of Rural Builder Magazine*, on page 16 in the Tech Talk section by Oliver Witte, Construction Maestro^® is discussed in the article "Two Good Software Choices".