Our expertise / Quantity takeoff

A closer look
at every quantity.

Give your estimating team support around the detailed work of measuring and organizing quantities. Define the drawing set, measurement rules and reporting format before the first takeoff starts.

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A scope that fits your studio

More hands.
Clear responsibilities.

Quantity takeoff support from the Philippines for drawing measurements, quantity schedules and reviewed revisions within your estimating workflow.

Drawing measurement

Measure the defined building elements or work packages from the reference drawings supplied.

Quantity schedules

Organize measurements into the categories and reporting format your estimating team uses.

Revision tracking

Compare reviewed drawing changes and update the assigned quantity information.

Clarification records

Flag incomplete information, assumptions and exclusions for your estimator or project lead.

The exact scope, required software, experience, working hours and review responsibilities are agreed with your firm before work begins.

The workflow

A clear brief.
A considered handoff.

01

Share the starting point

Provide the reference information, standards and tasks you want supported.

02

Agree the first scope

Confirm the role, tools, access and expected outputs together.

03

Work in your rhythm

Your team assigns priorities, answers questions and reviews the work.

04

Review and refine

Check the initial outputs, close information gaps and plan the next queue.

A little more clarity

Good questions.
Practical answers.

Does quantity takeoff include pricing?

Measurement and pricing are separate responsibilities unless you agree a wider estimating scope. Identify who supplies and approves rates and commercial assumptions.

How are measurement rules agreed?

Provide the required measurement method, inclusions, exclusions and output template. Review a sample takeoff together before assigning a larger package.

Can revised drawings be compared?

Yes, within an agreed revision scope. Keep drawing references and issue dates clear so the team knows which information replaces the previous set.

Which software can be used?

Specify your takeoff and estimating software in the role brief. Tool experience, access and reporting compatibility are confirmed before onboarding.

Make the connections

Support that
works together.

A little more capacity.
A clear next step.

Tell us about your quantity takeoff workload, software and review process. Let’s explore the right support.

Let’s build your team