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MeltPlan Wants to Fix Construction Before Construction Starts
Kanav Hasija did not set out to build in construction. He got there the way many people do: through a renovation that went sideways. After buying and remodeling a 1938 home in Berkeley in 2021, he watched the project blow past both budget and timeline by roughly 50 percent. What surprised him even more was the reaction from people around him. By industry standards, they told him, that was not unusual. That experience pushed him to look deeper into why building projects so often run late, cost more than expected, and feel chaotic long before anyone picks up a hammer.
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