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Confirm the measurement assignment
We identify the project stage, drawing set, revision, selected trades, measurement rules, required format, and deadline. If the documents conflict, the discrepancy is recorded for review.
Measured Scope. Organized Quantities.
Construction Material Takeoff Services
A material takeoff turns the documented project scope into an organized list of quantities. Contractors and project teams use takeoffs to prepare bids, compare suppliers, plan purchases, review subcontractor scope, and identify missing information before committing to a price.
The usefulness of a takeoff depends on the drawings, specifications, scale, revisions, trade scope, and measurement rules agreed at the beginning. We will identify those inputs in the quote rather than present an unexplained quantity list.
A Reviewable Quantity Record
What a takeoff can contain
Depending on the agreed scope, a takeoff may include item description, unit, quantity, location or area, drawing/specification reference, waste factor where approved, notes, alternates, and exclusions. If pricing is requested, the quote should distinguish quantity measurement from material pricing and state the pricing source or method.
Structured for Your Workflow
Takeoff scopes
The service can be organized by trade, CSI division, building area, phase, bid package, or client template. Examples may include concrete, masonry, framing, lumber, drywall, painting, plumbing, electrical, sitework, earthwork, roofing, finishes, and other documented scopes.
ConcreteMasonryFramingLumberDrywallPaintingPlumbingElectricalSiteworkEarthworkRoofingFinishes
Do not imply that every trade is covered unless the estimating team has the expertise and capacity to complete it accurately.
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How we prepare the takeoff
Review the source documents
We examine the drawings, specifications, schedules, details, addenda, and notes relevant to the agreed scope. If an item cannot be measured reliably from the documents, it should be listed as an assumption, allowance, exclusion, or question.
Measure and organize quantities
Quantities are organized so the client can review them by item, area, trade, or other agreed structure.
Review and deliver
We complete the agreed quality review, note exclusions and assumptions, and deliver the takeoff in the confirmed format.
Document Quality Matters
What can affect quantity accuracy
Quantity results may be affected by drawing scale, missing details, inconsistent revisions, design changes, unclear scope boundaries, waste assumptions, installation conditions, owner-supplied material, and the measurement convention selected. A takeoff is not a substitute for field verification or a final procurement check when site conditions or design documents change.
Submission Checklist
What to submit
Send the latest drawings, specifications, addenda, scope boundaries, project location, required trades, measurement rules, client template, and deadline. Tell us whether you want quantities only or quantities plus pricing.
Latest drawingsSpecificationsAddendaScope boundariesProject locationRequired tradesMeasurement rulesClient templateDeadline
Specify whether you need quantities only or quantities plus pricing.
CTA
Need quantities organized before you bid or purchase?
Send the drawing set and identify the trades, format, revision, and deadline. We will confirm the takeoff scope and the information needed to complete it.
