Builders FirstSource Leads Digs Series A in AI Homebuilding Partnership

Aug 25, 2026
Builders FirstSource and Digs announced a strategic partnership that includes Builders FirstSource leading Digs' $25.3 million Series A financing and signing a five year commercial agreement.

Builders FirstSource and Digs announced in a press release a strategic partnership that includes Builders FirstSource leading Digs' $25.3 million Series A financing. The companies also signed a five year commercial agreement to expand product integration and AI capabilities for residential homebuilders.

The partnership will connect Builders FirstSource's digital tools with Digs' AI platform. The companies said the platform will organize construction documents, plans, specifications, selections, approvals, warranties, conversations, and project history in one system.

Planned features include AI chat, project files, electronic signatures, QR codes, comments, tasks, diagramming, finish selections, and visual coordination between builders, designers, trades, and homeowners. The companies also plan tools for homeowner handoff, warranty work, and aftercare.

Builders FirstSource said it serves more than 140,000 customers and operates about 565 locations across 43 states. Digs said its platform serves builders, contractors, designers, trade partners, vendors, and homeowners across all 50 states.

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