Concrete Estimating Services
Break a concrete package into placement, reinforcement and formwork so crews and suppliers can price the parts they own.
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A trade takeoff measures the quantities assigned to a specific bid package. Select the trade and confirm who carries shared items such as sleeves, penetrations, backing or equipment connections.
Check the bid scope before counting shared work.
Build the structural and civil quantities from plans, schedules and sections.
Break a concrete package into placement, reinforcement and formwork so crews and suppliers can price the parts they own.
Prepare masonry quantities by wall type and material, with reinforcement, flashing and opening details priced on their own basis.
Quantify steel by member designation and drawing reference so material quotes can be compared separately from fabrication and erection.
Separate excavation, grading, utility and paving quantities into work packages the civil contractor can review against the site plans.
Break a landscape bid into planting, irrigation, hardscape and establishment items that suppliers and installers can quote by package.
Match equipment and fixtures to systems, connections and the trade responsible.
Organize mechanical, electrical and plumbing quantities around systems and trade responsibilities so interfaces stay visible during bid leveling.
Build the mechanical bid around tagged equipment and duct or hydronic systems, with accessories carried in the right scope.
Prepare an electrical bid scope with equipment counts, circuit pathways and fixture responsibility separated by system.
Measure fixtures and pipe runs by system, size and material so the plumbing package can be checked against drawings and supplier quotes.
Separate assembly quantities from accessories, prep, access and finish assumptions.
Measure roof areas and perimeter details so a roofing bid covers the assembly, transitions and drainage accessories.
Measure framing and sheathing from plans, with member sizes and order assumptions visible to the contractor and lumber supplier.
Measure drywall and metal framing by wall type, board layers, gauge and floor. Review partitions, openings, backing and other scope boundaries.
Quantify floors room by room with finishes, bases, transitions and preparation recorded separately.
Estimate paint and coatings by surface and specified system, including labor drivers that a simple area total misses.
Quantify below-grade and above-grade waterproofing systems with transitions and details visible alongside field coverage.
Separate insulation, air barriers, waterproofing and related envelope layers by assembly and responsible trade.
Measure drainage accessories by profile, elevation and connection detail for roofing or exterior bid packages.
Reconcile opening counts, sizes and types across floor plans, elevations and schedules for vendor pricing.
Measure insulation by assembly, material and thickness with penetrations, access and finish interfaces visible.
Quantify finish assemblies by space, elevation or finish code so the estimator can separate products, preparation and access.
Quantify cabinetry, casework and finish carpentry by unit and location for fabricator and installer bids.
Review reinforcement, framing, earthwork and utilities by assembly or scope boundary.
Get framing quantities by assembly and level for contractors pricing walls, floors, roofs or nonstructural partitions.
Measure reinforcing steel by bar size and structural element while keeping lap, bend and spacing assumptions visible.
Measure rails, ladders, guards and embedded metal items using fabrication and installation boundaries defined in the drawings.
Measure underground utilities by service, material, diameter, structure and connection point for civil bid packages.
Prepare grading quantities from existing and proposed information with clear limits for stripping, excavation and finish grading.
Compare existing and proposed surfaces to document in-place cut, compacted fill and the assumptions behind import or export.
Measure fire-resistive coatings, spray-applied materials or penetration seals as specified, with assemblies and system assumptions kept separate.
Choose a trade scope and check the drawings or schedules required for measurement.
Break the mechanical trade into equipment, duct, piping, controls and startup with package boundaries that can be reviewed before bid.
Scope mechanical bid support for equipment, ductwork and piping. Send the issued plans, schedules and the responsibilities assigned to your trade.
Measure ductwork by system, size, material and fitting type for mechanical bids and fabricator pricing.
Quantify pipe by service, diameter, material and specification with line items for fittings and installation support.
Get an electrical estimate review focused on device counts, circuits, equipment and the handoff between specification and bid form.
Use a scoped outside electrical estimating assignment when an internal team needs bid overflow or repeat takeoff support.
Quantify cabling, pathways and equipment locations for voice, data and communications packages.
Organize Division 06 materials into rough carpentry, finish carpentry and specialty wood or composite items for supplier comparison.
Break a home or outdoor package into structural, finish and site scopes.
Price a new single-family home or major addition by systems, with finish decisions and site allowances visible.
Build a bid scope for detached garages, attached garage additions or commercial service bays with vehicle access and finish requirements identified.
Measure decking, framing, stairs and rails from the project details so the supplier and installer can quote a common scope.
Structure a pool estimate around excavation, shell, finishes and equipment, with deck or landscape scope clearly assigned.