Measured Quantities
Trade-specific quantities organized by material, scope, level, area or construction element.
Real Estimating Outputs
Review real examples of our quantity takeoffs, BOQs, estimating worksheets, color-coded markups and 3D takeoff views before you send a project.


Professional Deliverables
A useful estimate is more than a number. Contractors need to understand where quantities came from, what scope was measured and how the result fits into their existing pricing and bid process.
Our deliverables are structured to make that review straightforward — from marked drawings to editable quantity schedules and estimating worksheets.
The Deliverable Stack
Depending on the service selected, a project can include one or several of these output layers.
Trade-specific quantities organized by material, scope, level, area or construction element.
Measured drawings make it easy to trace quantities back to the plans and verify coverage.
Editable quantity schedules structured for pricing, procurement, supplier quotes and bid review.
Clear scope lists identifying what is included, excluded, assumed or requires separate pricing.
Selected scopes can include 3D takeoff views that make measured areas and components easier to review.
From Drawing to Deliverable
We keep the estimating output connected to the drawings instead of turning the process into a black box.

Drawings are reviewed and measurable scope is organized by trade.

Visual output helps verify what was measured and where it occurs in the project.

Quantities are organized into an editable format ready for pricing and bid decisions.
Sample Library
These examples show the depth and presentation of our estimating work across multiple trades.
Detailed measured scope is marked directly on the drawings so quantities remain easy to trace and review.
Organized quantity output built for pricing, supplier quotes, procurement and bid review.
Wall, floor and roof framing measurements presented in a visual, reviewable markup.
A structured masonry quantity sheet supporting material pricing and scope verification.
A detailed estimating view that connects measured scope with bid-level organization.
Trade-specific electrical quantities and marked scope for contractor review.
Measured EIFS and stucco surfaces shown directly on project elevations and details.
Mechanical scope organized for estimating, pricing and bid preparation.
Plumbing systems and quantities translated into an organized estimating workflow.
A 3D visual layer helps contractors verify measured surfaces and understand scope faster.
Model-based takeoff visualization provides an additional verification layer on complex scopes.


A Stronger Review Layer
Where the workflow supports it, 3D takeoff views add a visual check between the drawings and the final quantity schedule. That makes measured surfaces and components easier to review without digging through every plan sheet.
See measured elements in context instead of relying on spreadsheet rows alone.
Help estimators and project teams review scope coverage faster.
Create a clearer handoff from takeoff to pricing and procurement.
What Good Output Should Do
Quantities can be connected back to the drawings and measured scope.
Information is structured by trade and scope instead of delivered as an unreviewable total.
Spreadsheet outputs can fit into the contractor’s own pricing and bid workflow.
Deliverables are prepared around an agreed estimating scope, not generic assumptions.
Ready to Price a Project?
Tell us the trade, bid due date and project requirements. We’ll review the documents and confirm fee and turnaround before work begins.