We used Procore for years and it's solid but honestly feels like it's built for massive enterprise firms now. Switched to Nektar about 8 months ago and it's way more straightforward for daily field use. The crew scheduling and real-time updates actually work without all the extra clicks.

I'd lean towards Millcreekpainters for exterior stuff. They painted my neighbor's house and the amount of scraping, caulking, and prep work they did before even opening a can of paint was really thorough. It still looks flawless.

Those handshake deals, I mean, all the paperwork now might just hurt the real trust, idk.