Construction Estimating
Itemized material and labor cost breakdowns with scope, pricing basis, assumptions, and exclusions clearly identified.
Residential and commercial construction estimating, material quantity takeoffs, and bid preparation support for US and Canadian projects.
Itemized material and labor cost breakdowns with scope, pricing basis, assumptions, and exclusions clearly identified.
Drawing-based material quantities organized by trade, location, and agreed measurement units.
Focused takeoffs and estimating packages aligned with your bid scope and specification requirements.
Project-based estimating support for homes, multifamily buildings, additions, and renovations.
Defined estimating packages for commercial buildings, interior fit-outs, and renovations.
Commercial estimating scope →Organized scope summaries, quantity schedules, and estimate breakdowns to support your bid review.
Scope is organized using relevant CSI MasterFormat divisions. Trade coverage, qualified estimating resources, and delivery requirements are confirmed before accepting a project.
Start with the trade scope relevant to your bid: drywall, framing, ceilings, flooring and interior finishes. Other trade and full-project requests are considered case by case. Each proposal identifies the included trades, confirmed resources, deliverables and exclusions before work is accepted.
Request room-by-room quantities for tile, LVP, carpet and other specified finishes. A flooring takeoff can separate net floor areas, waste allowances, base lengths and transitions so you can review the quantities before ordering or pricing.
Explore flooring takeoff services →Request a material schedule organized by trade and drawing reference. Quantities, units, deductions, allowances and exclusions are identified so your team can compare scope and obtain supplier pricing.
Request a material takeoff quoteContractors and estimating companies can request support for a defined package or overflow workload. Share your drawings, bid deadline and preferred reporting format; scope, available estimating resources and delivery timing are confirmed in the proposal.
How outsourced estimating works →Include the project location, drawing revision and specifications with your inquiry. We agree the required measurement units, pricing currency and cost basis before work begins. Local supplier quotations, labor assumptions and taxes must be identified where cost estimating is included.
A free quote is a proposal for the estimating service. Each project is priced individually for its scope and requirements.
Exact file formats and review responsibilities are confirmed in writing. These are optional deliverables, not a promise that every package includes them.
A trade-organized Excel or CSV quantity register with units, drawing references, deductions and allowances as applicable.
Annotated takeoff drawings or a drawing-reference index, when included, so your team can verify measured areas and scope boundaries.
Assumptions, exclusions, open clarifications and any agreed labor or material pricing basis for contractor review before submission.
Single-project and repeated overflow engagements can be discussed. No turnaround, staffing level or software compatibility is guaranteed until requirements are reviewed. See illustrative samples.
Tell us what you are building. Let’s define the estimate you need.
Wallboard, partitions and metal stud framing quantities.
Explore service →02ACT grid, ceiling tile and specified accessory schedules.
Explore service →03Room-by-room finish quantities, transitions and material schedules.
Explore service →04Interior and exterior coating surfaces with visible assumptions.
Explore service →Practical answers about scope, formats, drawings and next steps.
A quantity takeoff identifies and measures project materials or work items from the supplied drawings and specifications. It is a measurement deliverable, not automatically a complete bid price.
Approved website scopes include drywall and metal framing, acoustical ceilings, commercial flooring and painting, plus broader commercial estimating or overflow support where the project scope is reviewed and accepted.
Yes. We review residential and commercial requests for contractors in the United States and Canada, subject to document quality, scope and capacity.
Send the latest plans, relevant specifications and addenda, finish or room schedules, project location, bid requirements and the revision status of each document.
The quotation is based on the requested trades, project size and complexity, drawing completeness, required outputs and agreed deadline. It prices the estimating service, not the construction work itself.
Depending on the agreed scope, deliverables can include PDF reports, editable Excel schedules, CSV registers and drawing-linked markups. Confirm the required format before work begins.
Yes. A request can be limited to one approved trade or an agreed package. Each proposal records the included and excluded scope.
An approved, access-controlled sharing link can be used. Access needs and handling expectations are confirmed before review; do not place passwords in the website form.
Provide the bid deadline with the inquiry. Timing is confirmed only after the drawings, trade scope, complexity and current capacity are reviewed.
We review the submitted project details, identify any missing information and, if the request is supportable, provide a project-specific estimating-service proposal for approval.