Detailed quantity takeoffs prepared from construction drawings, specifications, addenda, and scope information. We measure and organize areas, lengths, counts, assemblies, equipment, and other measurable work by trade and scope so contractors have a clear quantity basis for pricing, bid preparation, and scope review.
Comprehensive cost estimates developed from measured quantities with material, labor, equipment, unit pricing, and overall costs organized into a clear estimate structure. We review the available project information and develop pricing that helps contractors understand major cost components and prepare well-supported bids.
Early-stage cost planning for projects where drawings and design information are still developing. We use the available plans, specifications, project information, measurable scope, and appropriate cost data to prepare structured budgets that support feasibility, planning, and design-stage decision making.
Detailed pricing for additions, deletions, revisions, and other scope changes during bidding or construction. We review revised drawings, specifications, addenda, and affected work to identify quantity and cost impacts covering material, labor, equipment, and associated scope.
A quantity takeoff is the foundation every estimate is built on — measuring and organizing the scope shown in the construction documents by trade and division. That takeoff is then priced into a detailed cost estimate for bidding, or, when drawings are still developing, into a budget or conceptual estimate that can be refined as the design matures. Once a project is under construction, change order estimating applies the same measured approach to scope additions, deletions, and modifications, so the cost impact of a change is always clearly documented.
Every service above is organized by trade and applies whether you're a general contractor estimating a full project or a subcontractor estimating a single trade scope.
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