Clear scope. Useful deliverables.
Measure the drawing set into organized quantities so your team can check scope and request consistent supplier pricing.
Scope built around your documents
Every request begins with the available plans, specifications, schedules and addenda. We confirm the estimate stage, the areas you need covered and the items that belong outside the package. This helps your team compare the result with the bid documents instead of working from an unexplained total.
- Count, length, area and volume measurements
- Drawing references and measurement units
- Separate schedules for revisions and alternates
A reviewable working package
Quantities are organized with units and drawing references where the source information allows. Pricing assumptions, allowances and exclusions are recorded separately. If a detail is missing or inconsistent, it is flagged for clarification rather than silently treated as confirmed scope.
What to send
Share the current drawing set, specifications, bid instructions and any addenda. Include the project location, required deadline, preferred output format and relevant supplier or subcontractor quotations. If your documents are still preliminary, tell us which design decisions remain open so the package can distinguish measured scope from allowances.
Revisions and handover
A revised drawing set can change quantities, assemblies and cost assumptions. We agree the revision boundary before updating the package and identify the affected scope. Your team can then review the estimate, raise questions and use the organized schedules in procurement or bid preparation. Turnaround and fees are confirmed after reviewing the documents; neither is treated as a guaranteed figure before the scope is known.
Talk through your project
Use Contact Us for a scope discussion, or submit your plans through Get a Quote. Tell us which trades matter most and what decision the estimate needs to support. We will use that information to confirm the intended deliverables and the next review step.
What’s included
- Count, length, area and volume measurements
- Drawing references and measurement units
- Separate schedules for revisions and alternates
Built to make your work easier.
- Traceable quantities for internal review
- Visible assumptions and exclusions
- Organized schedules for bid and procurement decisions
Your deliverables
Scope and assumption summary
Itemized quantity schedules
Agreed cost breakdown, when included
Clarification and revision notes
A clear process, start to finish.
- 01Share your drawings and requirements
- 02Confirm scope, format and timeline
- 03Review quantities and agreed cost inputs
- 04Resolve clarifications and receive your package
A few things you might ask.
What documents do you need for Quantity Takeoff?＋
Send the latest drawings, specifications, schedules and addenda, together with your location, deadline and required scope. Preliminary documents can be reviewed, with remaining assumptions stated clearly.
Can the package cover only selected scope?＋
Yes. Identify the work areas or systems you need reviewed. Inclusions and exclusions are agreed before estimating begins.
Are unit rates and labor assumptions included?＋
That depends on the agreed package. Quantity-only work and priced estimates have different inputs. Available local quotations, rate sources and productivity assumptions should be confirmed during scope review.
How do drawing revisions affect the estimate?＋
Provide the revised issue and describe the changes. We confirm the update scope and distinguish revised quantities and assumptions from the earlier package.
