Let's make building together, better

The Scaffold Team focuses on solving the hardest problems in residential home building, so you can run your business faster, leaner, and mistake-free.

Mission

Scaffold translates data from homebuilders, subcontractors, and suppliers into a common format and uses it to automate processes for all stakeholders

Our story

Neither of us has built houses. We have spent more than a decade solving these same types of problems in adjacent industries. Ben founded Spruce, optimizing schedules and dispatching thousands of crews across more than a million apartments. He built operating systems for field workers and integrated them with nearly every major property management platform in the multifamily industry. Rob built Pingboard, which managed a similar, massive data layer across dozens of HRIS systems.

Residential construction was a target-rich environment. Dozens of systems, none of them agreeing, and a very large amount of human effort spent holding the whole thing together. We also believed the data underneath it was about to matter more than people realized. AI is only useful on top of data someone can trust, and nobody had a clean read on what actually happens between a builder and the trades.

We started with one problem: purchase orders and schedule changes moving between systems without a person in the middle. Solving it earned us the opportunity (and the data) to solve the next problem. The list is growing faster than we can cross things off, so we are going to be at this one for a while.

Ben Johnson

Co-Founder & CEO

Robert Eanes

Co-Founder & CTO

We're backed by the best investors and advisors in homebuilding

Our values

Complexity is the enemy of progress. We design Scaffold to be intuitive, efficient, and free of unnecessary steps. Every feature must earn its place, and fewer steps are always better. We sell solutions, not software seats – our success is measured by how easily customers achieve their goals, not how much time they spend in our platform. We simplify until it breaks, then refine.