Our skilled virtual construction assistants for the AEC industry not only provide support with administrative tasks but can also fulfil several other roles. For example, they can help design blueprints, talk to suppliers, provide customer support, and coordinate projects.
You can look forward to significant savings as you don’t need to pay for sick days, vacation time, or insurance. Get equivalent competence – if not better – by hiring highly skilled virtual construction assistants from our 3-stage vetted pool of diverse talent.
Our clients need not be apprehensive of confidentiality leaks or unauthorized sharing of information. Your virtual construction assistant will only share information if you authorize them. Even other staff at Remote AE won’t have access to any of our clients’ information.
There are zero risks involved when you partner with us for your outsourcing needs. There is no small print either. You pay a one-time operations fee of $3,999 and then a biweekly fee. There are no hidden costs like taxes, benefits, or insurance.
"My passion is pushing design boundaries, not chasing data. My virtual architect assistant from Remote AE handles research, analysis, and report generation, leaving me to explore creative solutions. My work feels more impactful, and I can focus on what I love."
"Our experience with Remote AE has been very supportive. The virtual architect assistants' ability to create immersive 3D models & drafting allowed us to make better decisions early in the design phase. We consider Remote AE an essential partner in our architectural endeavors."
"I design & create; I do not enjoy paperwork or mundane repetitive tasks. Remote AE is the best! My virtual architect assistant completes all my spec reviews, contract administration & documentation, as well as expense management! He brings hard work, dedication, and productivity to our studio. I am scaling the business while providing quality client experiences."
Nancy and Chris, architects at a leading renowned New York City firm with 250 employees and $200 million in annual sales, found themselves needing support from mundane time consuming tasks for their demanding projects in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards.
Jessica’s South Florida design studio was thriving, with annual sales soaring between $500,000 and $1 million. But managing rapid growth with just three local employees became increasingly challenging.
Stephan and Alexis, the father-daughter duo behind a thriving family-owned general contractor business in Texas, were feeling the growing pains of success.
