DV–01 · Trade-wise quantity summaries
Quantities grouped by trade and by CSI division for quick reference.
Our Services
Quantity Takeoff
Services
Construction quantity takeoff services built for measurement, not pricing.
Our Services
Construction quantity takeoff services built for measurement, not pricing.
Quantity takeoff services involve measuring and calculating the quantities of materials required for a construction project based on architectural drawings, blueprints, and project specifications. These services cover materials such as concrete, steel, lumber, drywall, roofing, flooring, and other building components. Accurate quantity takeoffs help construction professionals plan material procurement, minimise waste, manage resources, and maintain better control over project requirements from the planning stage through completion. As a quantity takeoff company, we focus entirely on turning drawings and specifications into accurate, organized quantities - the material takeoff services your estimating, purchasing, or bidding process depends on.
100%
Quality Commitment
98%
Client Satisfaction
Per project
Turnaround quoted
Quantity Takeoff Services determine how much material or work is required, measured directly from drawings and specs.
Blueprint Estimating Services review and interpret construction blueprints and plan sets.
Construction Estimating Services add material, labor, equipment, subcontractor, overhead, and profit costs to a takeoff.
Bid Estimating Services prepare complete, compliant, submission-ready bids from priced estimates.
Our quantity takeoff estimators support every role that needs accurate quantities before pricing or purchasing decisions are made. General contractors use full drawing-set takeoffs for bid preparation and buyout. Subcontractors and trade contractors use trade-specific takeoffs scoped to a single division. Builders use material quantities for home and light-commercial projects. Developers use early-stage quantities to support budgeting and feasibility work. Suppliers use material quantities organized for purchasing and delivery planning. Architects use quantities to check design intent against buildable scope. Engineers use quantities to support structural, MEP, or civil design review. Construction managers use independent quantity checks against subcontractor submittals.
Takeoff reports are delivered as an editable package, organized so quantities are easy to check, adjust, and hand off to pricing.
DV–01 · Trade-wise quantity summaries
Quantities grouped by trade and by CSI division for quick reference.
DV–02 · Lengths, areas & volumes
Linear, square, and cubic measurements shown with their source sheet.
DV–03 · Weights
Weight-based quantities for steel, rebar, and other applicable materials.
DV–04 · Marked-up drawings
Color-coded takeoff markups showing exactly what was measured and where.
DV–05 · Revision notes
A record of what changed between drawing revisions and how quantities were updated.
DV–06 · Assumptions & exclusions
Any assumption made or item excluded from the takeoff, documented in writing.
DV–07 · Clarification notes
Open questions raised during measurement, with the answer noted once resolved.
DV–08 · Editable Excel reports
The full quantity takeoff in an editable spreadsheet, organized by trade.
Marked-up drawings show exactly what was measured and where, and the Excel report stays editable so your team can sort, adjust, and hand the quantities off to pricing.
Every digital quantity takeoff is built from these core measurement types, applied trade by trade across your drawing set.
Single-family homes and residential additions.
Office, retail, hospitality, and tenant improvement projects.
Warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities.
Schools, healthcare, government, and religious facilities.
Apartment communities, townhomes, and mixed-use residential.
Site development, grading, drainage, and utility work.
Roadway, utility, and public-works related construction scope.
Interior build-outs and existing-building renovation quantities.
Takeoffs can cover a single trade or a full drawing set, organized by CSI division for easy reference.
Plumbing, HVAC, and electrical quantities can move into pricing through our plumbing estimating, mechanical estimating, and electrical estimating services.
Measurements are taken digitally against your drawing files, keeping quantities tied to their exact location on the plans.
Digital measurement & markup
Quantity takeoff
Quantity takeoff
Digital takeoff
Electrical & mechanical takeoff
Editable takeoff reports
Scale verification confirms drawing scale against known dimensions before measurement, and it is re-checked if a sheet looks inconsistent. Revision tracking compares drawing revisions against the prior set so updated quantities reflect the current design. A drawing-to-spec cross-check confirms materials and counts are consistent with the specifications. A second estimator reviews measurements and organization before the report is delivered.
What affects takeoff fees and turnaround time. Every drawing set is different, so fees and turnaround are quoted per project rather than fixed to a flat rate. Larger projects take longer to measure and organize. More drawing sheets add review and measurement time. A single-trade takeoff turns faster than a full drawing-set takeoff. Incomplete or preliminary drawings take longer to interpret. Drawings without a clear or consistent scale require extra verification. Detailed specs speed up material identification. Each drawing revision adds a re-measurement pass. Irregular geometry and complex assemblies take longer to measure accurately. Tight deadlines can be accommodated but may affect scheduling and fee.
Upload your drawings and we'll measure, count, and organize the quantities you need - ready to feed your pricing, purchasing, or bidding process.
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