Construction Manager pulls together live, cited data for every stage of a building project — from initial property checks to contractor verification, material pricing, and blueprint generation. Worldwide coverage with UK-first depth.
Planning a build or renovation means juggling property constraints, planning history, weather windows, contractor checks, and material costs across separate websites. This tool consolidates all of it. Look up any property by address or postcode, check listed building and flood status, pull recent planning decisions nearby, verify a contractor's company status before paying a deposit, find local tradesmen, price materials, extract scope from drawings, and generate blueprint renders — all from one place.
What you can do
- lookup_property — geocode any address and get property details including coordinates for downstream lookups
- check_property_constraints — listed building status, conservation area, flood risk, and tree preservation orders
- search_planning_permits — recent planning applications and decisions near any location
- get_build_weather_forecast — activity-specific weather windows for scheduling outdoor work
- verify_company — check a contractor's company registration, status, and filing history before paying
- find_local_tradesmen — discover local trades for any discipline near a postcode or address
- find_building_materials — live local pricing and availability for materials
- analyze_construction_drawings — extract scope of works from uploaded drawings or blueprints
- render_blueprint — generate floor plans, elevations, sections, and site plans from a description
Who it's for
Homeowners planning renovations, property developers scoping sites, contractors preparing bids, and architects checking constraints. Particularly useful in the UK where listed building and planning history data is fully integrated.
How to use it
- Start with lookup_property to get coordinates for the address
- Run check_property_constraints to identify any restrictions before starting design
- Use search_planning_permits to see what's been approved nearby — useful evidence for your own application
- Before signing a contract, use verify_company with the contractor's registered company name
