Why outsource Construction Cost Estimation to us?

• 98% Guaranteed Accurate Quantities

• More Bids More Business

• We are aiming to cut down 50% of your estimation budget

• On-Time Estimates With Backup Calculations

• Detail Estimates With Line Items.

What is involved in a construction takeoff?

To create a construction takeoff, an estimator will need to quantify every component required to complete their project (known also as a material take-off).

Material takeoffs include all of the raw materials you’ll need for the project, such as wood, rebar, piping, and concrete.

Each of these materials is quantified, and a price is assigned to each. These two steps are usually done separately, with the estimator first creating a quantity takeoff list and then assigning a cost to each material.

While creating a comprehensive list of materials for a project can seem daunting, assigning accurate prices to each material is often more challenging.

Construction is an expensive process, so a detailed measurement of material and labor required in a construction project is very essential and this is called ‘quantity take-off’.

All quantities and material take-offs are provided as a service for our clients which enable them to verify RA bills, cost monitoring, floating tenders, project bids, etc.

Our specialist team reviews drawings and specifications to prepare cost estimates and plans, audit projects, manage construction costs and construction contracts. Any change of design is also checked by our cost estimators to assess the cost effects.

Quantity take-off helps the designers improve the quality of BIM and provide accurate quantities for contractors and project managers.

It enhances the communication with the client.

With quantity take-off, the project managers and contractors can calculate accurate quantities for various purposes easily and integrate with the existing schedule scheduling, cost estimation, and other applications.