Answers before you send anything over.

Every quantity is traced on your drawings in color, scope by scope. If the sheet shows 168 LF of partitions, the marked-up PDF shows which walls add up to it, so a quick review before bidding is simple.

You do not have to trust us blindly. Estimates come with markups showing what was measured and an RFI log listing every assumption. Try us on one small job first if you want to see the work before sending more.

You stay in control: you review our work and apply your own rates and margin before anything goes out. To reduce surprises, we flag unclear or conflicting items as we find them, so you can raise them with the design team in time.

Yes. Most clients start with estimating, or with whatever is stacking up fastest. Nothing is bundled and every service is priced on its own.

Yes. A quantity takeoff gives you measured quantities by trade and CSI division, and you apply your own labor and material pricing.

No. Send a blank copy of your spreadsheet, proposal template, or cost-code list and we will work inside it.

Takeoffs are done in professional digital takeoff software, and drawings and models in standard CAD and BIM tools. Everything comes back in formats your office already opens: Excel, PDF, and the file types your project requires.

As overflow: when your estimator is out, or three bid invites land in the same week. There is no retainer, so you only pay for the jobs you send.

There is nothing to set up and no contract. Send one job when you have a minute, so backup is ready when things pick up.

No two plan sets are alike, so a published rate card would be fiction. The fee depends on the size and scope of the work, and we set it after reviewing what you send. Every service is priced per project, the quote is free, and it comes with a delivery date.

It depends on the size of the job and how many scopes are involved. Your quote states a delivery date set ahead of your deadline, before any work starts.

Costs come from current construction cost data and market pricing for the area where the project is built. Every assumption behind a price is noted, so you can swap in your own supplier quotes.

Yes. Tell us the funding source, the labor basis, and whether overtime is expected. Davis-Bacon wages can push labor close to double open-shop rates on some jobs, so we account for them from the start.

Anywhere in the 50 states and D.C., with pricing matched to the project location. Projects outside the U.S. are welcome too; include the location in your quote request.