Estimating support for material suppliers and manufacturers
Suppliers and manufacturers use these takeoffs to confirm material quantities before quoting — helping size orders accurately and support the contractors they work with.
Quantities are organized by material type and specification, making it easy to cross-reference against your product catalog.
What's covered in a supplier takeoff
Each line item is measured from your drawings and priced against current material and labor costs for your area.
Material quantities. Counted and measured directly from project drawings.
Specification matching. Quantities organized by spec section for catalog cross-reference.
Order sizing. Totals presented in the units your supply chain uses, such as pallets, units, or rolls.
Multi-project rollups. Quantities aggregated across multiple jobs for bulk ordering.
Substitution support. Alternate quantities provided when comparing product options.
Bid support. Quantities formatted for inclusion in supplier bid responses.
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. Totals can be presented in pallets, rolls, sheets, or whatever unit matches how your supply chain orders the material.
Both. Suppliers and manufacturers can request takeoffs directly to support their own quoting process.
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