Quantity takeoffs
Translate project drawings into an organized breakdown of material quantities.
- Drawing-based measurement
- Trade-by-trade quantities
- Scope notes & assumptions
Construction estimating & bid support
Build your bid
on clarity.
From drawings to decisions. Quantity takeoffs and construction estimates that help you understand the scope and prepare your next bid.
For developers, general contractors & trade contractors.
QB / QUANTITY STUDYFIG. 001
A CLEARER VIEW OF YOUR PROJECTMeasured quantitiesDefined scopeInformed bids
01 / Our services
A solid foundation.
Before you break ground.
Focused estimating support, from understanding the quantities to putting your bid together.
Cost estimation
Bring quantities and cost inputs together to support project budgets and planning.
- Material & labor breakdowns
- Project cost summaries
- Clearly stated allowances
Bidding support
Build a more organized bid with a clear view of inclusions, exclusions and scope.
- Bid preparation support
- Scope review & clarification
- Revisions & addenda review
02 / A straightforward process
Your plans.
A clearer path forward.
Start with the project information you have. Define the scope, agree on deliverables, and move forward with a structured estimate.
01
Share the project
Gather your drawings, specifications, required trades and bid deadline.
02
Define the scope
Confirm the work involved, estimate format, fee and delivery schedule before work begins.
03
Review the details
Work through the quantities, cost breakdown and assumptions to support your next decision.
03 / Built around your scope
From a single trade
to the bigger picture.
Tell us which elements your project includes. Trade coverage and deliverables are confirmed during the scope review.
ConcreteMasonryMetalsWood & framingFinishesMEPSitework
What do I need to get started?
Current drawings and specifications, the trades to be estimated, the project location and your deadline. Note any addenda or special bid requirements.
How are fees and turnaround determined?
They depend on the project size, complexity, available documentation and required deliverables. Confirm both after the initial scope review.
Can I request a specific trade?
Yes—identify your required trade or scope in the project brief so the estimate can be scoped accordingly.
What if the drawings change?
Flag revised sheets and addenda. Changes to scope, schedule or fees should be agreed before the estimate is updated.
Let's get started
What's your
next project?
Prepare a short project brief with your scope and deadline.
This first version lets you download your brief. Online inquiries will be available once the business contact details are connected.