DRYWALL & METAL FRAMING ESTIMATING

Drywall & metal framing quantities with visible scope.

Drawing-based drywall and metal stud framing takeoffs for US and Canadian contractors, organized by wall type, location and plan reference.

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PRACTICAL SCOPE

What this service can cover.

The service can measure approved drywall and non-structural metal framing scope shown in the supplied architectural drawings and schedules. Wall assemblies, heights, layers and ratings must be confirmed from the project documents; Takeoff Foundry does not provide structural design or engineering.

Drywall quantity takeoffs

Wallboard area by wall or ceiling type, face, layer and location where the documents support that breakdown.

Metal stud framing

Stud, track or framed-wall quantities based on stated spacing, wall height and agreed measurement rules.

Interior partitions

Partition lengths, wall types, openings and relevant detail references organized for scope review.

Wallboard procurement

Net areas can be separated from an agreed waste or sheet-conversion assumption when requested.

DELIVERABLES

Organized for contractor review.

  • Drawing-linked quantity register by wall type or area
  • Drywall SF, framing LF/EA and other agreed units
  • Visible opening deductions and measurement assumptions
  • PDF summary plus editable spreadsheet or CSV when agreed
  • Questions, exclusions and specification conflicts recorded for review
HOW WE WORK

A clear path from drawings to delivery.

01

Share Project Drawings

Provide plans, specifications, project location and bidding requirements through an approved sharing method.

02

Scope Review & Quote

We review required trades, expected deliverables and project complexity before preparing an estimating-service quotation.

03

Quantity Takeoff & Estimating

We prepare the agreed scope using drawing references, quantity schedules and documented assumptions.

04

Quality Review & Delivery

We review the agreed deliverables and provide an organized package for contractor evaluation.

Define the trade scope before work begins.

Share the current drawings, specifications, location and bid requirements for review.

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