Estimating Services

Construction takeoff services and estimates for every trade.

We cover all 16 major construction divisions — from earthwork and concrete to MEP systems and finishes. Whether you need concrete quantity takeoff services, electrical estimating, or full-project material takeoff services, each service is a specialist scope — not a general estimate. Pick the trade you need priced or request a multi-trade package.

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Trades covered

±2%

Accuracy target

24–48 hr

Typical delivery

All 50

U.S. states

01 / 03

6 services

Structural & Civil

CSI Div 02
CSI Div 03
CSI Div 05
CSI Div 31

CSI Div 03

Concrete Estimating

Concrete is one of the highest-cost line items on any project and one of the easiest to get wrong.

Quantity takeoff by pour type and mix design
Formwork quantities in SFCA by element type
Reinforcing schedule cross-referenced (see rebar takeoff)

View service±2%24–48 hr

CSI Div 31

Sitework Estimating

Sitework estimating requires reading civil grading plans, utility drawings, and paving layouts — often across dozens of sheets.

Earthwork cut/fill volumes by area
Site utility quantities by type and size
Paving areas by section and thickness

View serviceCY exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 31

Excavation Takeoff

Excavation quantities are some of the most consequential numbers in a bid — wrong CY on a mass excavation or a deep foundation scope can result in six-figure losses.

Mass and trench excavation volumes by area
Backfill and import quantities by type
Off-haul / disposal volumes

View serviceCY exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 03

Rebar Takeoff

Rebar takeoffs require reading every structural drawing — footing plans, foundation sections, slab details, wall schedules, and column schedules — and counting bars by size, spacing, and bend.

Bar quantities in LF and lbs by bar size
Tonnage summary by structural element
Bend and lap schedules noted

View serviceLF + tons24–48 hr

CSI Div 05

Metals Estimating

Structural steel takeoffs require working from structural framing plans, connection details, and steel schedules to count every member by section designation and calculate tonnage.

Member counts and tonnage by section designation
Metal deck quantities by type and gauge
Miscellaneous metals by LF and weight

View serviceBy ton24–48 hr

CSI Div 02

Demolition Estimating

Demolition scopes are often underestimated because they require reading existing condition drawings — not just demo plans — to understand what is actually being removed.

Demo quantities by element type and material
Structural removal by CY and SF
MEP removal counts and LF

View serviceFull scope24–48 hr

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7 services

Enclosure & Finishes

CSI Div 04
CSI Div 06
CSI Div 07
CSI Div 09

CSI Div 04

Masonry Takeoff

Masonry estimating requires counting every block, every brick, and every bag of mortar — then accounting for bond patterns, coursing heights, openings, and reinforcing.

CMU and brick unit counts by size and type
Mortar and grout quantities by wall section
Reinforcing schedule within masonry scope

View serviceUnit24–48 hr

CSI Div 06

Framing Estimating

Framing takeoffs are time-consuming because every wall, floor, and roof assembly has its own member spacing, height, and species requirement.

Itemized lumber list by member size and species
Metal framing counts by gauge and size
Sheathing and panel quantities by area

View serviceLF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 09

Drywall Takeoff

Drywall quantities compound fast on large projects and the margin for error is slim.

Board quantities by type, thickness, and area
Sheet count with waste factor applied
Framing quantities for drywall partitions

View serviceSF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 07

Roofing Takeoff

Roofing bids hinge on accurate square footage by roof system type, insulation R-value and thickness, flashing linear footage, and penetration counts.

Roof area by system type and zone
Insulation quantities by R-value and thickness
Flashing and edge metal by linear footage

View serviceSF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 09

Painting Estimating

Painting estimates require tracking every wall, ceiling, and specialty surface by substrate type, finish system, and number of coats.

Surface areas by substrate and finish system
Door and frame counts by type
Specialty coating areas by system

View serviceSF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 09

Flooring Takeoff

Flooring takeoffs need to account for every room's finish designation, transition conditions, and waste factors by flooring type.

Flooring areas by type and finish designation
Tile counts for feature patterns or large format
Base and transition accessories by LF

View serviceSF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 06

Rough Carpentry Estimating

Rough carpentry is the easiest scope to undercount.

Blocking and backing by location and type
Nailer and ledger quantities by LF and size
Furring and sleeper areas

View serviceDetail24–48 hr

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3 services

MEP Systems

CSI Div 22
CSI Div 23
CSI Div 26

CSI Div 26

Electrical Estimating

Electrical plan sets are dense — fixture schedules, panel schedules, single-line diagrams, and detail sheets that must all be reconciled against the architectural floor plans.

Device and fixture counts from schedules and floor plans
Conduit quantities by size and type
Wire and cable quantities from riser and panel schedules

View serviceAll sheets24–48 hr

CSI Div 22

Plumbing Takeoff

Plumbing estimates require pulling quantities from multiple sheet types — plumbing plans, isometrics, fixture schedules, and mechanical equipment schedules.

Fixture counts from schedule cross-referenced to floor plans
Pipe quantities by size, material, and system
Valve and fitting counts by type

View serviceLF exact24–48 hr

CSI Div 23

Mechanical Estimating

Mechanical scopes are among the most complex to estimate — sheet metal ductwork measured by weight, HVAC equipment pulled from schedules, hydronic piping tracked by size, and insulation applied across multiple systems.

Ductwork quantities by system and floor
Equipment schedule cross-referenced to plans
Hydronic and refrigerant piping by size

View serviceBy weight24–48 hr

Multi-Trade Packages

Need more than one trade? We package them.

General contractors bidding full projects often need takeoffs across multiple divisions. We can run concrete, framing, MEP, and finishes from a single plan set and deliver coordinated quantity packages ready for sub leveling.

Single point of contact for all trades
Coordinated deliverables — one Excel workbook per trade
Quantities ready for sub pricing and leveling
Combined turnaround: 48–72 hours for full projects

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Common multi-trade combinations

GC Full Structural

Concrete
Rebar
Metals
Masonry

Wood-Frame Residential

Framing
Drywall
Flooring
Painting

Commercial TI

Demo
Framing
Drywall
MEP
Flooring

Site + Foundation

Sitework
Excavation
Concrete
Rebar

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24–48hMax turnaround±2%Accuracy target16+CSI divisionsAll 50States covered

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