Legally sound weather documentation.
Your own project-specific readings as solid evidence for disruptions, standstills or change orders — the basis for construction-time extensions and notices of disruption.
Construction Weather: the intelligent weather station for your construction site.
Concrete pour, notice of disruption or construction-time dispute — in the end, someone asks: "What was the weather like that day?" Construction Weather answers with readings taken directly on your construction site — not with a forecast for "somewhere in the region".
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What is Construction Weather?
Construction Weather delivers local weather data straight from the construction site: an on-site weather station (partner hardware) takes project-specific readings — the measurements flow automatically into your daily reports in Construction Diary, our digital site diary. Bad-weather days are documented, and critical conditions such as wind, precipitation or frost become visible immediately.
Seamlessly integrated into Construction Diary.
No looking things up, no guessing: the weather line in the daily report fills itself in automatically — in the Construction Diary settings you choose which stations and data flow into your reports.
Early-warning system for critical conditions.
Wind, precipitation or frost become visible immediately — risks for concrete pours, crane work and scaffolding can be managed early, with current and upcoming weather conditions included.
Ready in three steps.
Buy and set up the partner station, connect it to your OX project environment, configure your reports — from then on your construction site measures on its own.
Works together with: Construction Diary (automatic weather line in every daily report), Construction Time (bad-weather days for disruptions and construction-time evidence).
Weather data that holds up
- The weather documents itself — directly and reliably into the site diary.
- Weather-related disruptions only count if they are proven.
- Readings from your construction site instead of weather data from the nearest big city.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From a dedicated weather station on your construction site (partner hardware) — local real-time readings instead of generic weather-service data.
Does the data flow into the site diary?
Yes, automatically into the daily reports — including documented bad-weather days.
How much does Construction Weather cost?
Station via partner, integration depending on your package — conditions on our pricing page (/en/preise/).
Where is the data stored?
Servers located in Germany, GDPR-compliant processing — as with all OX services.