Airhorn

Tell every crew on every site, in one text

Your people are spread across three job sites, half of them don’t have work email, and the concrete pour just got pushed. Airhorn sends one text to the crews that need it, and nobody has to install anything.

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Sites, not offices

Construction communication happens at the gang box and over the phone. Anything that changes before the workday — weather, an inspection that moved, a delivery that didn’t show — has to reach people before they drive to the site.

What construction companies broadcast

  • Weather calls. “Site 2 closed today — high winds. Site 1 working as normal.”
  • Start time changes for heat or inspections.
  • Safety stand-downs and toolbox talk topics.
  • Site access changes — new gate code, parking moved, road closures.
  • Pay and paperwork — certified payroll deadlines, timesheet reminders.

One group per site

On Airhorn Plus, keep a group for each active job site and a group for foremen. When the site wraps, move people to the next one. Nobody on Site 1 gets Site 2’s gate code.

Subcontractors and consent

If you’d like to include sub crews on site updates, everyone confirms by replying YES before they receive anything, and anyone can reply STOP. Phone numbers are never shown to other people on the list.

Texts don’t replace your safety plan. Use them to reach people who aren’t on site and to send follow-up instructions — not as your emergency alarm.
Contractor with 45 field employees
$42.75/month
Plus plan — $9 base plus $0.75 × 45 employees. Includes 1,350 messages a month (30 per employee), pooled across the team. Unlimited managers, cancel anytime.

Every crew, before they drive in

Groups by job site, urgent texts any hour, and a plain text that works on every phone.

Free for 7 days and 60 messages — no credit card. Your trial starts when you send your first broadcast, not when you sign up.