Revenue opportunity
Plan to takeoff.
Your next bid starts here.
Turn a construction plan set into quantities, schedules and an estimating workbook. Your team reviews the details and brings the rates.
ready to check.
Illustrative drawing and workbook. No client plans shown.
01 · The starting point
The work before
the estimate.
Before you can price a job, someone has to read the drawings, identify the items, count quantities and assemble the information. Every unclear detail becomes another question to resolve.
Plan to takeoff prepares that groundwork in a workbook and schedules your team can inspect. Every quantity points back to its source drawing.
02 · How it works
From the drawings
to a workbook you can check.
Choose the scope. Follow the quantities back to the plans. Resolve the questions before using the numbers in an estimate.
03 · What changed
A starting point
for the next bid.
The output includes an estimating workbook, room pages, and door and window schedules. Your team can trace the quantities, resolve the flagged items and supply its own rates.
The business opportunity is in preparing more work for estimating. You still decide the scope, pricing and whether to pursue the job.
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What holds up
your next estimate?
Tell me what you build and how you prepare bids. We’ll look at where an assistant could help your team.
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