Roofing Takeoff
Squares, ridges, valleys, flashing, underlayment, and roof plan markups.
Roofing, concrete, drywall, electrical, plumbing, masonry, paint, and full project estimates with clean marked-up drawings your team can review fast.
Start with one trade or send the whole drawing set. Every package can include quantities, marked-up plans, assumptions, and pricing support.
Squares, ridges, valleys, flashing, underlayment, and roof plan markups.
Slabs, footings, walls, rebar scope notes, and volume summaries.
Walls, ceilings, boards, finish levels, openings, and material breakdowns.
Fixtures, devices, panels, conduit assumptions, and marked-up electrical sheets.
Fixture counts, piping quantities, riser notes, and scope-by-system sheets.
CMU, brick, veneer, mortar, reinforcing, openings, and elevation markups.
Interior and exterior surface areas, coating assumptions, and room schedules.
Labor, material, equipment, inclusions, exclusions, and bid-ready summaries.
Contractors trust what they can review. Your site should show takeoff sheets, plan markups, and estimate summaries instead of vague promises.
Keep the deliverables predictable so every lead knows exactly what they are buying.
Designed for busy contractors who need answers quickly without long meetings.
Send drawings, specs, trade, location, and deadline.
Receive a fixed price before the estimating team starts.
We measure scope, price items, and review assumptions.
Get marked PDFs, Excel sheets, and a bid-ready summary.
Use fixed starting prices to reduce friction, then quote final cost by scope and deadline.
For roofing, drywall, paint, masonry, plumbing, electrical, or concrete.
From $149For contractors who need a complete bid-ready estimate.
From $399For repeat bidders who want a dedicated estimating lane.
From $1,500/moAdd visual approval packages for homeowners, developers, cafes, clinics, residential facades, interiors, and walkthroughs. Keep this as an upsell after the estimating offer.
This form is the main conversion point. Ask for enough details to quote accurately, but keep it short enough for a contractor on a deadline.