Residential Construction Takeoff Service
Estimate Florida Consulting works to examine blueprints and generates an itemized material takeoff list. The list features the type, size, quantity, and application of all construction materials required for an accurate bid. We perform takeoffs and estimates for your projects is so time-consuming, especially when you’re running a business.
Quantity takeoffs help you estimate the cost of a project and enable your team to work efficiently from day one. These data reports detail the quantities and attributes of materials needed to complete a project, including their estimated costs.
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Usually, you can find that number by dividing the indirect costs by the direct costs and multiplying that number by 100%. To satisfy our fellow numbers nerds, here’s the formula for calculating labor burden: Indirect Costs / Direct Costs x 100% = Labor Burden.
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Construction cost estimators prepare estimates for building, road, and other construction projects. They may calculate the total cost of constructing a bridge or commercial shopping center, or they may calculate the cost of just one part, such as the foundation.
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A quantity takeoff involves finding the quantity of items needed to complete the project, while a detailed estimate requires a complete set of drawings and estimates the entirety of the project.
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We specialize in quantity takeoffs for both labor and materials. We can quantify building materials faster and more accurate than most estimators.
a “takeoff” is the process of determining how much of each material is needed to complete a job. It is also sometimes called a quantity takeoff or material takeoff and sometimes you’ll see it hyphenated as “take-off”.
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Highly Accurate Residential Construction Takeoff Service
We are more than just an Estimating Firm. Our team helps contractors with getting more leads, management of bids, estimating consultant, and tips to improve contract awards. Since we work nationwide with our construction takeoff service, we get to know what other contractors are doing that works.
Construction Takeoff Services For
- Roof and Side
- Floor, Wall and Ceiling Finish
- HVAC
- Masonry
- Drywall
- Metal Frame
- Paint
- Lumber and Hardware
- Concrete
- Pavement and Parking
- Plumbing
- Landscape
- Electrical
Difference between a takeoff and an estimate
The difference between a takeoff and an estimate is something else that can be confusing to those new to the construction industry. The concept is pretty simple once you know it but it can still trip some people up. A takeoff is simply determining the amount of all the materials needed for a job. That’s it! Takeoffs don’t have any material costs associated with them and don’t include extra costs that an estimate does.
In contrast, an estimate takes the takeoff a few steps further. Estimates apply costs to all the materials determined by the takeoff and adds in other costs the contractor will face. These extra costs include things like travel costs, tax, applying a waste factor, labor costs, and any other extra costs you’ll face.
Construction Takeoffs Used For
Now that you know what a takeoff is, let’s talk about what they are used for. Construction takeoffs are done for many reasons including, to submit a bid for a job, to create an estimate for a job, or to simply determine how much of each material to buy. Let’s take a quick look at each of these scenarios
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Submitting a bid
When you bid on a job, it’s important to know how much of each material you’ll need so you can determine the material costs in your bid. Without this valuable info, you could under bid the job and lose money or overbid and miss out on the job. Either one of these is a poor outcome. Performing an accurate takeoff is an incredibly important factor in whether you win your bid.
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Creating an estimate
Part of creating an estimate is knowing how much material you’ll need. You could just give it your best guess or perform a takeoff and get a lot more accurate information. Once you know how much material you need, you can price everything, add in your labor hours, tax, waste percentage, and other costs to complete your estimate.
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Figuring out how much material to buy
Even if you aren’t submitting a bid or developing an in-depth estimate, you’ll still need to know how much material to buy. Under-buying is no fun because it causes jobsite delays and extra trips to buy more materials. Over-buying is even worse because it cuts into your profit (and that’s something no one likes)!
As you can see, there are many reasons why you might want to do a takeoff in construction. In fact, if you’re working off of blueprints, there’s really no reason why you wouldn’t need to perform a takeoff. Without one, you’re sure to either buy too much or too little material.
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We Work For These Projects
- Dams
- Bridges
- Residential Buildings
- Commercial Buildings
- Marines Structures
- Highways
- Driveways
- Culverts and Sewers
- Foundation for high rise buildings
- Fences
Top 3 Best Takeoff and Estimating Softwares
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Painting Takeoff and Estimate Software
Good software can help you to prepare an accurate building painting estimate report for your commercial and residential projects.
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How to read construction blueprints?
A blueprint is a two-dimensional set of drawings that provides a detailed visual representation of how an architect wants a building to look. Blueprints typically specify a building’s dimensions, construction materials, and the exact placement of all its components.
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Steel Warehouse Construction
In addition, the need for warehouses is also increasingly urgent.
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Process To Get Concrete Estimate Report
Here I am going to share some steps to get your concrete estimate report.
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You need to send your plan to us.
You can send us your plan on info@estimatorflorida.com
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You receive a quote for your project.
Before starting your project, we send you a quote for your service. That quote will have detailed information about your project. Here you will get information about the size, difficulty, complexity and bid date when determining pricing.
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Get Estimate Report
We do concrete estimating and prepare a detailed report for your project. At last you finalize the report and finish the project.