Every year, thousands of builders use OpenSpace to capture what’s actually happening on their jobsites—turning field reality into clarity teams can act on. In 2025, a group of customers stood out not only for how much they captured, but for how consistently and effectively they used Visual Intelligence from OpenSpace to keep work moving.
We’re proud to recognize several top OpenSpace users of 2025. These awards spotlight customers who prioritize visibility, strong execution, and field-first workflows—and are seeing the results across their projects.
Most projects captured in OpenSpace
Recognized team: IES Holdings, Inc.
Special recognition: The Grapevine office of IES Residential, Inc.
Capturing across multiple projects isn’t just about volume. It’s a commitment to giving teams everywhere a shared view of jobsite reality. A view you can access anywhere for better coordination, stronger resource planning, tighter schedules, and better cost control. Plus, it takes buy-in from the field and technology that’s easy to use from day one.
IES Holdings, Inc. earned top recognition for the most projects captured in OpenSpace in 2025. We applaud their deep field adoption and consistent use across teams.
IES is one of the largest and most respected electrical, plumbing, HVAC, solar, and cable solutions providers in the U.S. We’re proud to partner with IES and celebrate how they’re setting the bar for visibility and execution across their portfolio.
Most capture minutes
With frequent capture, you get the images you need. Images that deliver trustworthy intelligence to surface issues earlier, reduce rework, and make decisions based on what’s actually happening on-site.
Recognized team: Comfort Systems USA
A leading provider of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing building systems, Comfort Systems USA is made up of more than 50 operating companies across 184+ locations nationwide. Their teams logged some of the highest total capture minutes in OpenSpace in 2025. Their disciplined, regular capture makes coordination and insight across a large, distributed organization much more efficient.
Top companies with the most projects using Field Notes
Field Notes turn visual context into action—helping teams manage punch items, observations, and issues directly from the jobsite.
Recognized teams:
- IES Holdings Inc.
IES makes another appearance on this year’s award list, this time for broad adoption of Field Notes across projects—showing how image-based task management can work consistently across teams. - VCC
For 38 years, VCC has been a leading U.S. general contractor committed to excellence on every project. Their teams used Field Notes across a large number of jobs to keep work clear, documented, and moving forward. - Marriott International
Marriott’s Global Design team relies on Field Notes to help support consistent standards and oversight across a global portfolio.
Looking ahead, we’re excited to see how these industry leaders get even more efficient with OpenSpace Field—our newest solution for faster, easier image-based task management, powered by AI Autolocation and AI Voice Notes.
Top superintendents of the year: most days capturing
Superintendents play one of the most demanding roles on a project—balancing people, plans, and ever-changing challenges and conditions day after day. Consistent capture takes discipline, and these leaders set the standard in 2025.
Recognized superintendents:
- Christian Rubio, IES Holdings Inc.
- James McClain, Senior Superintendent, VCC
- Dawson Wallace, Superintendent, VCC
We’re impressed by their commitment to frequent capture and the value of ensuring all teams have access to a clear, up-to-date view of site conditions—supporting faster issue resolution and stronger alignment between field and office.
Top companies with the most drone captures
Drone imagery adds an important layer of visibility—especially on large, complex, or rapidly changing sites. Combined with ground-based capture with smartphones, 360° captures, and even laser scans, integrating drone images with OpenSpace Air gives you the full picture inside and out. All in one easy-to-use spot: the OpenSpace Visual Intelligence Platform.
Recognized team: Renascent Inc.
With more than 30 years of experience in demolition, abatement, recycling, and consulting, Renascent uses drone capture to support safety, precision, and planning across complex environments. Their extensive drone usage in OpenSpace reflects a forward-thinking approach to site intelligence.
What’s in store for 2026?
Our recognized OpenSpace users of 2025 show what’s possible when teams can rely on reality—not opinions or paperwork—to understand what’s happening on-site.
In 2026, Visual Intelligence from OpenSpace will continue to bring construction back to its roots: seeing the jobsite clearly. With our plans to add even more functionality to OpenSpace Field, continued investment in Spatial AI, and new ways to turn images into insight, you’ll be able to coordinate, verify, and act faster—without changing how you work.
We’re excited to see how builders combine OpenSpace with their hard-earned expertise to run projects with clarity and confidence in the year ahead.
Ready to see how Visual Intelligence and AI-powered workflows from OpenSpace can help you see clearly and move faster? Grab time with one of our experts to chat and get a quick demo.
