From complex industrial process piping and cleanroom HVAC to commercial high-rise electrical distribution, we provide bid-winning accuracy for contractors across the USA.
Detailed mechanical takeoffs including SMACNA ductwork, hydronic piping, and equipment schedules. Optimized for sheet metal and mechanical contractors.
Comprehensive electrical takeoffs for power, lighting, and low-voltage systems. Aligned with NEC standards and local jurisdictional codes.
Expert takeoffs for sanitary DWV, domestic water, gas, and medical gas piping. Quantities follow the supplied design; pipe sizing and code approval remain with the project design team.
Precise material lists and Bill of Quantities (BOQ) for procurement and bidding. Digital takeoffs delivered in editable Excel with PDF markups.
Advanced Navisworks clash detection, Revit MEP modeling, and 3D coordination. Eliminate field rework and resolve spatial conflicts before fabrication.
Whether you are a General Contractor needing bid-day risk protection or a specialty trade sub scaling your pipeline, we tailor our deliverables to your workflow.
Subcontractor bid leveling, trade scope gap logs, and preconstruction margin protection.
Scale bidding capacity 3x without hiring overhead. 24-48h turnaround on trade takeoffs.
Office towers, retail centers, hotels, multifamily apartments, and tenant fit-outs.
ASME process piping, Class 1 Div 1 hazardous locations, and central utility plants.
Estimator Workflow
Confirm addenda, schedules, risers, one-lines, equipment tags, architectural backgrounds, and specification sections before takeoff.
Drawing QA logSeparate HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, controls, commissioning, and owner-furnished equipment responsibilities.
Scope matrixMeasure duct, pipe, conduit, cable, fixtures, devices, equipment, supports, and alternates by floor, area, and CSI division.
Trade workbookApply labor units, market pricing, local wage assumptions, long-lead equipment checks, and jurisdiction-specific code allowances.
Priced estimateFlag ceiling conflicts, shaft congestion, service capacity issues, and missing connection schedules before bid submission.
Scope gap logPackage estimate summary, assumptions, exclusions, alternates, and trade-by-trade quantities for contractor review.
Bid-ready packageIllustrative format — not a verified project record
| CSI Div. | System | Sample line item | Quantity | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | HVAC | Rectangular duct with fittings and insulation Measured by pressure class and floor area. | 18,400 | LB |
| 26 | Electrical | EMT branch conduit with copper conductors Separated by feeder, branch, and low-voltage systems. | 32,000 | LF |
| 22 | Plumbing | Domestic water distribution with insulation Fixture-unit assumptions attached to the workbook. | 6,800 | LF |
| 00/01 | Bid support | Assumptions, exclusions, and scope clarification log Included with final deliverable so risk is visible. | 1 | SET |
These example quantities explain the proposed format; they are not source-verified project results. Inspect our real coordinated MEP excerpt and drawings.
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Inspect 90 selected lines and 6 cropped drawings in our coordinated MEP sample. This excerpt demonstrates the published quantity format; it does not substantiate every specialty service or a complete project price.
Reconcile fixtures and equipment against plumbing schedules. Keep domestic water, sanitary waste and vent quantities separate by material and size; identify fittings, valves and connection boundaries. Pipe sizing and medical-gas design require the issued design and qualified review.
Plumbing estimating scope19 selected source lines available in the sample.
Reconcile HVAC equipment tags, air outlets and ductwork against the mechanical schedules. Keep duct length, area or weight units distinct. Confirm whether hydronic or refrigerant piping, insulation, supports, controls and testing are included in the quoted scope.
Mechanical / HVAC estimating scope32 selected source lines available in the sample.
Reconcile lighting and device counts against schedules. Distinguish conduit route length from conductor length, with conductor count and specified sizes recorded separately. Confirm feeds, disconnects and controls interfaces; fire alarm and low voltage require their own scope confirmation.
Electrical estimating scope39 selected source lines available in the sample.
Confirm the drawing issue and addenda, measurement units, base quantities versus allowances, trade responsibility for equipment connections, and assumptions for missing information. A priced estimate also needs dated supplier pricing, labor basis, taxes, freight and exclusions agreed for your project.
Drawing-based coordination flags scope interfaces. BIM clash detection, engineering design, specialty process systems and code certification require a separately confirmed scope and supporting documents.
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