Built for concrete crews, not for HVAC dispatch.

Calendar is built around pour windows — slab cure, crew dispatch, and rebar/forming checks line up before the truck rolls.

ServiceTitan dispatches by technician and time block; pour-window logic, cure-time gates, and slab re-pour windows are not modeled — crews are managed manually around concrete rules.

Pour dimensions roll into cubic yards and material quantities automatically — the quote, the order, and the invoice stay in sync.

Material quantities are entered as line items on a generic pricebook; cubic-yard math, waste factor, and concrete-grade pricing are not built in.

Back-to-back pours on the same slab are flagged automatically — you cannot overbook a cure window by accident.

ServiceTitan does not track cure time; crews are scheduled by availability, not by what the slab can accept next.

Rain, freeze, and heat-window checks flag pours before the truck is en route — reschedule inside the tool, no spreadsheet.

ServiceTitan has a generic weather feed tied to the job address but no concrete-specific thresholds for hot-weather pours, cold-weather pours, or rain-out delays.

DOT-aware job specs — load size, route, time-of-day restrictions — are captured inline so you can pass inspection without a separate checklist.

DOT permits and oversize-load rules are not modeled; the compliance add-on tiers are enterprise-priced and intended for multi-trade compliance work, not per-pour permits.

PSI grade, aggregate, admixture, and finishing add-ons roll into a single per-yard price — no manual lookup table to maintain.

ServiceTitan prices from a flat pricebook; each concrete grade, mix design, and admixture is a separate line item you maintain by hand.