OFFLOADIT, a tech company specializing in software solutions for the construction industry, has announced the launch of a free new app that allows users to buy and sell construction materials on the fly.
The company's aim with the new app was to provide an avenue for construction workers to dispose of or acquire excess materials, improving their project's bottom lines. In addition, the solution will remove the burden of trying to figure out how to remove excess materials -- a common hurdle on large job sites -- while providing a universal marketplace-like platform for industry workers.
"We are excited to connect people in the contracting world and make the community a more collaborative space. We believe that by allowing companies that sell their excess equipment with greater ease, we can make the industry more sustainable and better for everyone’s bottom line," said Jim Frith, Founder of OFFLOADIT.
Construction Material Marketplaces
OFFLOADIT Unveils Free Buy/Sell App For Construction Workers
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