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Every page on raindelaylog.com and every section of the home page, with a line on what you will find there.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the cost of an undocumented weather day, the four step method, features, pricing and the request form.
- About the authorWho Jimenez Julien is, why he built this log, how he works with contractors and what he answers for.
- Site mapThe page you are reading, a linked index of everything published on this site.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How RainDelayLog compares with the tools already on your job siteThree straight comparisons for superintendents who need a weather day to survive an owner's scheduler, not just get typed into a report.
- RainDelayLog vs ProcoreProcore is built to run the whole commercial project from contracts to closeout, while RainDelayLog is built to make one weather day hold up in front of a reviewer who was never on the site.
- RainDelayLog vs RakenRaken is built so a foreman can finish a complete daily report from the field without dreading it, while RainDelayLog is built so one of those days survives an owner's challenge a year later.
- RainDelayLog vs Autodesk Construction CloudAutodesk Construction Cloud connects design, models and field execution across a project, while RainDelayLog stays on one narrow contractual problem that starts the morning it rains.
- Weather day calculators for commercial job sitesTwo free tools that put numbers on the part of the job nobody bids accurately: what a rained out morning costs and how many days you are owed beyond the baseline.
- Rain Day Cost CalculatorEnter your crew size, burdened rate, idle equipment and daily general conditions to see the real cost of a weather day and of every weather day you failed to document.
- Weather Day Extension EstimatorPut your baseline allowance next to the qualifying days you logged, add the dry out days that followed, and see the extension you should request and how much of it late notice puts at risk.
- Resources for the people documenting weather daysEverything here is built for a superintendent or project engineer who has to prove a rain day to somebody who was never standing in it.
- Weather Day Log and Notice TemplateA one page fill in record for the morning it rains, built so a reviewer who was never on your site can follow the day from the first gauge reading to the notice that went out.
Home page sections
- What a wet week costsFour ways an undocumented weather day turns into money: notice windows, thin daily reports, baseline arguments and rebuilding history late.
- How it worksThe four steps from binding a job to its weather station through to exporting the delay packet.
- FeaturesStation binding, carryover days, threshold rules per activity, county normals, photo evidence and the notice clock.
- Results from the fieldNumbers reported by customers in 2025, including approval rates and time recovered per project engineer.
- Customer referencesNamed superintendents and project executives describing what changed on their jobs.
- PricingSingle Site, Multi Site and Enterprise Site plans with what each one includes and how billing works.
- FAQStraight answers on cost, setup time, data ownership, integrations, cancellation and why a daily report line is not enough.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches the team, plus a direct email address if you prefer plain text.
Legal and policies
- Legal noticePublisher identity, company registration numbers, hosting details, intellectual property, liability and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact fields the contact form collects, retention periods, processors, and how to exercise US state and EU rights.
- Terms of serviceAccount rules, monthly billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability, liability limits and governing law.
After you write to us
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent, with reply times and what the first call covers.
- Email the publisherDirect email to Jimenez Julien for demos, billing questions, data requests or contract language.
Off site profiles
- jimenezjulien.comThe author's own website and the other products published by MLJ, SASU.
- LinkedInProfessional background and posts about documentation practice in the trades.
- XShort notes on product changes and field findings.
The Weather Day, the magazine
- The Weather Day, the magazine indexAll nine articles on rain days, contract notice and delay claim packets, written for US commercial job sites.
- How to Assemble a Weather Delay Claim Package, Section by SectionThe order a claim package goes in, what each section has to prove and the exhibits that close a reviewer's questions.
- Weather Delay Notice Rules in AIA A201, ConsensusDocs and FARHow AIA A201, ConsensusDocs 200, EJCDC C-700 and the federal default clause each count the notice window.
- Weather Data for Delay Claims: ASOS, Site Gauges and NOAA RecordsAirport ASOS readings, on site tipping bucket gauges and NOAA archived records compared on accuracy and defensibility.
- Eight Daily Report Habits That Get Weather Days DeniedEight logging habits that hand an owner's scheduler a clean reason to strike a weather day.
- The Rained Out Morning Checklist for Site SuperintendentsWhat to record before the crew leaves the gate, from the governing station reading to the foreman signature.
- Setting a Baseline Weather Day Allowance From NOAA NormalsBuilding a monthly anticipated weather day table from the 1991 to 2020 NOAA climate normals for your county.
- How a Florida Patient Tower Got 31 of 34 Weather Days ApprovedA fourteen month patient tower that logged thirty four weather days and kept thirty one of them at review.
- Named Stations and Weather Day Tables in Newer Owner ContractsWhy newer owner agreements name a station, publish a day table and set an electronic notice route, and how to price that.
- Dry Out Days: What Saturated Subgrade Costs an Earthwork CrewTwo dry out days on an earthwork package, hour by hour, and how each one was recorded for the claim.