You should be able to check it
An estimate you cannot verify is a guess with a logo on it. Ours comes with the drawings marked up scope by scope, so a five-minute review tells you whether the numbers hold.
About Raybil
Raybil is an off-site estimating and back-office team for contractors across the United States. Every job is quoted before it starts, and every number comes back traced on your own drawings.
A short version of a long few years.
Raybil began as favors. Contractors we knew were turning down bid invitations because nobody had a free evening to measure drawings, so we connected them with people we trusted to do the takeoffs.
One set of plans became a steady stream. The same problem showed up everywhere: the work that wins jobs was losing to the work that keeps them running.
What started as introductions became a process: takeoffs traced in color on the drawings, an itemized bid sheet, and an RFI log listing every assumption, so the contractor could check the numbers instead of trusting them.
Today we price work for general contractors and trade subs across the United States, and we take projects beyond it. The aim has not changed: keep the people who build things out of the office.

Three things shape how every job leaves our hands.
An estimate you cannot verify is a guess with a logo on it. Ours comes with the drawings marked up scope by scope, so a five-minute review tells you whether the numbers hold.
We do the measuring and the pricing. You apply your rates and your margin, and you sign what goes out. We never put a number in front of a client under your name without your review.
An estimator on salary costs the same in a slow month as a busy one. Per-project pricing means the cost shows up only when the work does.
We are a U.S.-facing team and answer email the same working day. Send a set of plans, or just ask a question about how a job would be priced.
Send the drawings or the job files. You will have a fee and a delivery date by email before committing to anything.