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The two-year mark.

Every commercial build starts a clock the day its doors open. Two years later, the owner decides who services the equipment. Diggby shows you the month it happens.
Timing is the whole sale.

A point of view from crush · 3 min

The best time to call a building is a month most trades never look for.

A commercial permit lands, the build runs for a year or so, and the doors open. The general contractor moves on. The warranty work winds down.

Two years after completion is when owners settle who services the equipment: the heating, the cooling, the systems somebody has to keep running. Be the call they get that month, not the one after.

Completion-dated, not guessed.

Diggby starts the clock from completion-dated records, not a guess from the permit date, and every row shows its source and when it was checked.

Take the Great Plains Warehouse Expansion in Calgary: $19.5M, completed May 17, 2024. Its two-year mark came this May, with the owner and the contractor on file.

Who it's for.

HVAC, mechanical and the other trades that keep a building running after the builders leave.

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