AI consultancy for UK construction contractors

Construction firms cut admin with AI by applying it to the documents they already produce every week, not by replacing the people who produce them. The work that responds best is repetitive and document-shaped: site diaries written from spoken notes, subcontractor packs checked for missing insurances and expired cards, RAMS cross-checked for conflicts and gaps before a competent person signs them off, and progress records assembled from what was already captured on site. Aldbry applies AI inside your existing workflows rather than asking you to move to a new platform, and a competent person reviews and signs off every output. If you want to size the problem before spending anything, the Construction Admin Cost Calculator gives you a headline figure in a couple of minutes.

AI for construction means software that reads, drafts and checks the documentation surrounding delivery, so that skilled people spend less time typing and more time building. In practice it covers reviewing site-specific RAMS and method statements against your templates and the scope, turning dictated site notes into a structured diary, cross-checking a subcontractor pack for conflicts and gaps, and pulling progress information out of records your teams already keep. It does not design temporary works, it does not make safety judgements and it does not approve anything. Aldbry builds Corvleo, an AI platform live on UK construction sites with a small number of contractors, which produces and checks site documentation alongside the systems you already run.

Two things cost nothing and the first paid step is £3,500. The free RAMS pack check reviews one subcontractor pack and returns a report, and the Construction Admin Cost Calculator gives you a headline cost of your own admin in a couple of minutes. The AI Opportunity Audit is a £3,500 fixed fee, credited against implementation if you proceed within 30 days, and the roadmap is yours to keep whether or not you take it further. Beyond that, AI training is half or full-day sessions, implementation is a fixed-fee setup with an optional retainer, and managed services are a monthly retainer scoped to your workflows. See the audit for what it covers.

Aldbry is a UK AI consultancy for construction and civil engineering contractors that deliver on site, based at 167-169 Great Portland Street, London. The focus is civil engineering first: groundworks, highways, water, structures, piling, tunnelling, earthworks and drainage, and also building, fit-out, M&E and housebuilders. Typical clients run between 50 and 500 staff. Aldbry is built by an engineering team who have worked on major UK infrastructure schemes, and it builds Corvleo, an AI platform live on UK construction sites with a small number of contractors. You can read more about the firm.

Software gives you a tool and leaves the workflow to you; a consultancy works out which parts of your workflow should change and then makes that happen. The distinction matters because most firms already own more software than they use, and the admin load persists anyway. Aldbry does both halves: the consultancy work of finding where the time actually goes, and the platform, Corvleo, that produces and checks the documents once the workflow is agreed. Corvleo feeds records into the systems you already run, including your CDE, rather than replacing them. If software alone would fix your problem, we will tell you that.