Looking at Fieldwire? You might want ServeHub instead.
Fieldwire is a construction project management and punch-list tool. ServeHub is a field-service CRM. If you're running a service business — sending estimates, signing contracts, dispatching crews, invoicing customers — Fieldwire isn't the right shape. Here's what ServeHub does instead.
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Fieldwire (now part of Hilti) is excellent at what it's built for: managing punch lists, drawings, RFIs, and tasks across a construction project, especially for general contractors and trade subs on large jobsites. ServeHub is a different category — a full field-service CRM for businesses that quote, schedule, and invoice service calls. If your work is service jobs (HVAC service, plumbing repairs, landscaping, cleaning, electrical service calls), ServeHub is the right tool. If you're a GC managing a multi-month construction project with drawings and punch lists, Fieldwire is the right tool.
Feature-by-feature comparison
Where ServeHub pulls ahead
Built for the estimate-to-paid workflow
ServeHub turns a service call into an estimate, contract, scheduled job, completed work, and paid invoice — all in one system. Fieldwire isn't built for any of this.
Customer-facing CRM, not crew task manager
ServeHub centers around your customer — proposals, e-signatures, payments, customer portal. Fieldwire centers around the project and the team executing tasks on it.
AI tools for sales and service
ServeHub ships AI voice agent for missed calls, AI proposal content, AI follow-ups. These map to a service business's pain points (capture lead, sell job, retain customer).
A free public website per business
ServeHub auto-generates a public website so customers can find you. Fieldwire is internal-team tooling — no customer-facing surface.
Where Fieldwire still has an edge
Fieldwire is a fantastic product for what it does. If your work is true construction project management — running multi-month jobs with drawings, punch lists, RFIs, and a chain of subs — Fieldwire (especially since the Hilti acquisition) is excellent. The crossover with ServeHub is where you'd think 'do I need a CRM or a project tool?' If your shop runs service calls and quotes individual jobs, you need a CRM. If you're managing a single huge project with subcontractors, you need project software.
Migrating from Fieldwire
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Confirm your workflow is service-based (estimates, customer invoicing, dispatch) vs project-based (drawings, punch lists, RFIs).
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If service-based: import your customers and active jobs into ServeHub via CSV.
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Set your service catalog and pricing — most service shops finish in an afternoon.
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Keep Fieldwire if you have construction projects in flight; use ServeHub for the service side.
"We tried using Fieldwire for our HVAC service shop because we already had it for a couple of construction projects. It just wasn't the right shape — our techs need to send estimates and process payment, not mark up drawings. Switched to ServeHub for service work and we're moving twice as fast."
Tony Saldana
Owner, Saldana Mechanical
Frequently asked questions
Is ServeHub a Fieldwire alternative?
Only if you're using Fieldwire for service work rather than construction projects. For true construction project management with drawings and punch lists, Fieldwire is the right tool. For service business CRM, ServeHub is built for that workflow.
Can I run both in parallel?
Yes — many shops do. Fieldwire for construction projects with drawings and subs, ServeHub for service calls with quotes and invoicing. They're complementary, not directly competitive.
Does ServeHub handle construction-style multi-phase jobs?
Yes, with multi-stage deposits, progress invoicing, and crew assignments per phase. But it's optimized for service shops, not GC project management.
What about drawing markup?
ServeHub supports photo attachments and notes per job, but doesn't have full blueprint/drawing markup like Fieldwire. If drawing collaboration is core to your workflow, Fieldwire is the better fit.
How does pricing compare?
Different categories so direct comparison is tricky. ServeHub is one flat plan with unlimited users; Fieldwire prices per project user with tiered features.
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Fieldwire is a trademark of its respective owners. ServeHub is not affiliated with Fieldwire. Comparison reflects publicly available information at time of publication.