Practical estimating information from your project documents.

Clear material quantities prepared from construction drawings and project information to support purchasing, budgeting and accurate estimating. We start by reviewing the available information and agreeing the scope so the output is aligned with the purpose of the estimate.

What the service can include

✓Material quantities organised by trade

✓Drawing and specification review

✓Schedules that are easy to cross-check against the project scope

✓Notes for exclusions, assumptions or unclear information where required

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Estimating support for construction professionals.

Builders, contractors, subcontractors, developers and project teams that need a clearer view of material requirements.

Scope-ledWork is based on the documents and requirements you provide.

OrganisedQuantities and cost information are structured for practical use.

UK-focusedSupport for projects and tendering across the United Kingdom.

A straightforward estimating workflow.

1. Send your project information

Share the latest drawings, specifications, schedules and any tender or pricing instructions available.

2. We review the scope

We identify the relevant trades, quantities and deliverables and flag information that may need clarification.

3. The estimate is prepared

The agreed scope is measured and organised into a clear estimating output suitable for the intended use.

4. You receive the completed work

The final estimating information is delivered for your review, tendering, budgeting or procurement planning.

Material Takeoff FAQs

What projects can you send for a material takeoff?

Residential, commercial, refurbishment, extension and new-build projects can be reviewed. The exact scope depends on the documents supplied.

Can the takeoff cover several trades?

Yes. Multiple trades can be included where the project documents support measurement and the scope is agreed in advance.

Can I use the output for procurement?

The output can be structured to support procurement planning, subject to the agreed scope and level of detail.

Material Takeoff for UK construction projects.