Material takeoffs for trade contractors. Send one sheet tonight and we return real quantities on your own drawing by 8am, free. Our finished work is published in full, formulas and all, with no form in front of it.
01 Trade
02 Project type
03 Size of the set
We reply within the hour, every time.
One sheet counted free and returned by 8am. No card. No call.
If it is right, the rest of the set is priced from there.
Send the symbol legend too if it sits on its own sheet. Without it nobody can
tell a duplex from a GFCI, and we would rather ask than guess.
Free sheet first. You only pay if the work is right.
A single mid-size estimate from a consulting firm runs $2,500 to $15,000. A flat $199 per trade is a different category of decision.
Counting devices and footage after a full day on site is how mistakes get into bids. Send the plans instead and read the spreadsheet in the morning.
Counts by division with the measurement basis on every line, in a spreadsheet you edit and bid from. We do not price your labor and we do not invent unit costs: the cost column is blank for your own supplier numbers, and the formulas are live.
No argument and no process. Reply to the email and tell us what is off.
Every line carries the measurement basis it came from, so you can spot-check any number against your own drawing in a minute. That is the point of showing the work: you are never asked to take a quantity on faith.
If we are already counting a project for someone else, we say so and turn your job down. We will not count the same set for two people bidding against each other.
Every takeoff ships with its assumptions and open questions written down on their own tab. The dangerous number in any estimate is the one nobody wrote down.
Every plan starts with a free sheet if you want one. Retainers are month to month and cancel from the receipt, no notice period, no call.