Residential estimating services for single-family and multi-family projects
From single-family new builds to multi-family renovations, residential estimates cover every trade in the plan set — organized so homeowners and general contractors can compare numbers trade by trade.
Renovation and remodel scopes are measured against existing-condition drawings where available, with quantities adjusted for demolition and new work.
What's covered on a residential estimate
Each line item is measured from your drawings and priced against current material and labor costs for your area.
New construction. Full trade-by-trade takeoff from foundation through finishes.
Renovations & additions. Scope split between existing, demolished, and new work.
Multi-family. Repeating unit types quantified once and multiplied across the building.
Garages & accessory structures. Measured separately from the main dwelling.
Decks & porches. Framing, decking, and railing quantified by area and linear foot.
Permit-ready packages. Quantities organized to support permit and bid submissions.
What you'll receive
Itemized takeoff
PDF and Excel breakdown organized by division and cross-referenced to your drawings.
Current pricing
Quantities priced against up-to-date material and labor costs for your project location.
3–12 day turnaround
Most estimates are returned within a week, leaving time to gather subcontractor quotes.
Direct estimator access
Questions about the takeoff go straight to the estimator who built it.
Questions about this estimate
Yes. The takeoff separates existing areas, demolition scope, and new work so pricing reflects only what is actually changing.
Repeating unit types are quantified once and multiplied across the building, with unit-specific variations called out separately.
Get a free estimate for your residential project
Send us your plans and we'll get back to you with pricing and turnaround — no obligation, no charge for the review.