Stradix navigates 38,000 US permitting jurisdictions so specialty contractors never lose a day — or a deal — to paperwork again.
Every county runs its own portal. Every inspector has their own interpretation of the code. A HVAC subcontractor working across three Texas metros is essentially dealing with three different governments — with no playbook for any of them. The knowledge lives in one person's head, and the day she leaves, your timelines collapse.
We were spending four to five days every project just figuring out what Travis County needed versus Williamson County. Same job type, completely different paperwork. Stradix cut our pre-submission prep from five days to about half a day. That's not a workflow improvement — that's changing how we bid projects.
Our permit expediter retired last March and we had genuine panic about the institutional knowledge walking out. Stradix gave us a way to actually survive that transition. Every preference she'd built up over twelve years — we're rebuilding it systematically now.
The rejection flagging is the thing I didn't know I needed. It shows you exactly what's wrong and hands you the fixed version. We've gone from a 34% rejection rate in new counties to under 8%.
Stradix wasn't built from a whiteboard. It was built from watching a permit expediter become the single most important person in a contracting operation — and realizing that was a catastrophic design flaw.
Dhruv spent years inside the operational infrastructure of B2B distribution, watching the gap between what skilled operators knew and what structured systems could capture. He became obsessed with that asymmetry: the tacit knowledge that runs multi-million dollar operations, locked inside one person's head, invisible to any software.
Stradix is his answer to that problem — built first for the industry where the information gap costs the most: specialty contracting, where a single permit delay on a $2M job idles an entire crew.
We're onboarding the first cohort of HVAC and mechanical subs in Texas. Get in early.