Electrical BOQ
All Trades
Power / Lighting / Low Voltage
Electrical Scope Structured for Contractor Review and Competitive Bidding.
Detailed electrical takeoffs covering fixtures, distribution, conduit, wiring and other project-specific systems required by the bid scope.
Trade Overview
Measured Scope That Is Easy to Price and Review
Electrical drawings can contain a large number of device types and interconnected systems. We organize counts, lengths and equipment so subcontractors and GCs can review the scope before final pricing.
Typical Measured Scope
What We Can Break Down for Electrical
The exact scope follows the plans and agreed bid requirements. Typical measurable items include:
- Lighting fixtures and device counts
- Panels and switchgear
- Conduit, cable and wiring lengths
- Transformers and distribution equipment
- Power layouts and branch components
- Low-voltage systems where included
Deliverables
Clear Documentation Behind the Quantities
The goal is not just a number. Contractors receive organized documentation that can be checked, priced and shared internally.
Fixture / device counts
Linear quantities
Equipment schedule support
Color-coded markups
Optional labor and material pricing
Relevant Sample
Electrical takeoff example
Organized electrical quantities and marked drawings prepared for contractor bid review.
Request a SampleProject Types
Built for Professional Construction Work
We support this trade across the project categories where the drawings and scope are suitable for remote estimating.
CommercialMulti-FamilyHealthcareEducationalIndustrialMixed-Use
How It Works
Trade Scope In. Reviewable Estimate Out.
Send Plans & Scope
Provide drawings, bid due date and the trade scope required.
Scope Review
We confirm drawings, inclusions, fee and turnaround.
Takeoff / Estimate
Quantities and requested estimating outputs are prepared.
QA & Delivery
Deliverables are reviewed and sent in an organized format.
Remote Estimating Process
Documents, Pricing and Agreed Deliverables
All estimating and quantity takeoff services are provided 100% remotely throughout the United States. We do not perform site visits.
Location-Specific Cost Inputs
When cost estimating is requested, we use RSMeans Data as one of our primary sources for location-specific material and labor pricing. Inputs are selected for the project’s city/state and adjusted as appropriate for specifications, trade requirements, quantities, construction type and information supplied by the client.
A quantity-only takeoff does not include cost pricing unless it is part of the agreed scope.
What to Send
- Architectural, structural and/or MEP drawings in PDF
- Scope of Works, specifications and relevant schedules
- Addenda, revisions and trade-specific requirements
- Project location and preferred material, labor or supplier pricing
- Required inclusions, exclusions and bidding requirements
What You Receive
Depending on the agreed service and trade, deliverables may include a quantity takeoff / BOQ, material quantities, labor quantities or hours, drawing markups, trade breakdowns, inclusions and exclusions, and assumptions and clarifications. Material and labor costs are included when requested; 3D views are optional where applicable.
Missing or unclear information can be recorded as assumptions and exclusions. We confirm the scope and deliverables from the documents received before work begins.
Prepared using professional estimating tools including PlanSwift, Bluebeam, CostX and BuildSoft Cubit. See our service process and available support →
Need Electrical Estimating?
Upload the Plans and Scope.
We’ll review the project and confirm the estimating scope, fee and turnaround before work begins.