Structural and concrete estimating services for accurate bid packages
From footings and foundations to structural steel framing, every concrete pour, masonry course, and steel member is quantified from your structural drawings — so your bid reflects the real scope before the first shovel hits the ground.
We work from structural sets, foundation plans, and framing drawings across residential, commercial, and industrial projects, cross-referencing each quantity back to its sheet and detail.
What's measured on a structural & concrete takeoff
Each line item is measured from your drawings and priced against current material and labor costs for your area.
Concrete. Footings, foundation walls, slabs-on-grade, and formwork quantified by volume and area.
Reinforcing steel. Rebar schedules broken down by size, length, and placement.
Masonry. CMU, brick, and block counted by course and wall area.
Structural steel. Beams, columns, and connections listed by member and weight.
Framing. Wood and steel framing members quantified by length and count.
Foundations. Pile caps, grade beams, and retaining walls measured from foundation plans.
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
Structural drawings are usually enough for concrete and steel quantities, but architectural plans help confirm dimensions and catch conflicts between sets.
Yes. Reinforcing steel is itemized by bar size, length, and placement so it can be ordered directly from the schedule.
Get a free estimate for your structural or concrete project
Send us your plans and we'll get back to you with pricing and turnaround — no obligation, no charge for the review.