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Market note, October 10, 2026: a hurricane on the Gulf Coast, and the rules that come with it

One thing for a small residential contractor on October 10, 2026: Hurricane Isaias came ashore near Destin, Florida, at 105 mph on the night of October 9, and 448,298 Florida accounts had no power by morning. A state of emergency is in force in 27 Florida counties and in Alabama, and with it Florida's rules on unlicensed work, deposits and prices. What to do this week, with sources.

AI in construction

AI takeoff from drawings: it counts doors, it loses baseboard

A university compared an AI takeoff tool with a contractor's own count on a live commercial job, 29 lines. Every window and door type matched, square footage ran a few percent low, and one baseboard line came back 79% short. What this means for a small contractor, what the tool costs on October 10, 2026, and where AI already reads plans in WorkTime CRM.

AI in construction

AI reads receipts: how to keep records the IRS way

Snap a receipt and AI fills in the vendor, date and amount. The IRS has accepted electronically stored records since 1997, if the image is legible and you can find it again. What it costs at QuickBooks Online and Zoho Expense on October 8, 2026, and why this one is worth adopting now.

AI in construction

AI on the phone: let it answer, think twice before it dials

An AI that picks up your missed calls costs roughly 9 to 14 cents a minute at public prices and is worth trying. An AI that dials people is a different thing: since February 2024 the FCC treats an AI voice as a robocall voice, and the law sets $500 per illegal call.

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