Every bid you don't submit is revenue that went to the shop down the road. Most shops don't skip bids because the work is wrong - they skip them because the estimator is also the engineer, and drawing hours always win. This service exists so the bids go out.
Sheet goods, solid stock, veneers, laminates, solid surface, hardware - counted from the architectural set and spec, organised the way you buy.
ExploreStructured, priceable line items you (or your client) drop rates onto. Common on UK and institutional work; rare as a vendor capability, which is exactly why it wins bids.
ExploreThe production-side list, per unit and per package, that connects the eventual drawings to procurement.
ExploreScope letters, inclusions and exclusions, alternates and unit rates assembled in specification language your GC's estimator recognises.
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A take-off done before detailing pays twice. At bid time it wins you the job with numbers you trust. At production time it's the skeleton the drawings hang on - quantities reconcile, procurement starts earlier, and the surprises that usually appear at cut-list stage appear at bid stage instead, when they're still the architect's problem to resolve.
We count material and quantity. Labour pricing stays with you - your crew, your methods, your rates. If you want your labour factors applied to our quantities inside a retained account, we can build that with your data; we don't guess at it, and you shouldn't let any vendor guess at it either.
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A take-off done before detailing pays twice: once at bid, once at production.
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