Every example below is anonymised: no client names, no project numbers, no drawing extracts, because that is exactly the treatment your project will get. If you want attributed references, ask and we will arrange them directly with clients who have agreed.
Filter by sector. Each card states what was measured and what the client got out of the way it was structured.
Complete build estimate across fifteen active divisions, from strip footings and slab through framing, roofing, finishes, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and exterior improvements. Every line carried its own production rate and wastage factor.
Conversion of an existing property into self-contained units. Priced in metric with UK labour rates and British conventions, delivered in GBP rather than a US template with a currency conversion applied at the end.
Service, panel schedule, branch circuits, device counts, fixtures and low-voltage rough. Every device covered by a colour bubble on the reflected ceiling plan, with counts carried into a legend the installer used at rough-in.
Structural and miscellaneous metals alongside a complete electrical takeoff for a public elementary school, produced for a subcontractor bidding both packages against the same deadline.
Waste transfer facility combining heavy slab and retaining structures, a steel enclosure, tipping floor and the site interface. The boundary between building and sitework scope had to be defined before anything could be measured.
Estimating support for a London developer across a multi-block mixed-use scheme, with cost information structured for their internal reporting rather than an imported American format.
Ongoing steel takeoffs measured by member and connection type, so tonnage, shop hours and field bolt-up could be priced independently against a shop rate that moved through the year.
Piping measured line by line against specification and service rather than aggregated by diameter, with valves, fittings, supports and specialty items counted individually and priced apart from installation hours.
Reinforced equipment pads, anchor bolt assemblies and setting labour for a production facility, with the productivity loss of working inside a partially operating plant priced explicitly.
Corridor improvement takeoff covering roadway sections, subgrade preparation, base course, asphalt tonnage, curbing, drainage structures and striping, measured section by section.
Site-wide power distribution covering underground duct bank, feeders, transformer pads, site lighting and terminations, with conduit and conductor split by run for direct comparison against vendor quotes.
Clearing, grubbing and mass earthwork for an excavation contractor, with volumes calculated using swell and shrink by material type and haul priced against a stated disposal distance.
Complete build estimate across fifteen active divisions, from strip footings and slab through framing, roofing, finishes, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and exterior improvements. Every line carried its own production rate and wastage factor.
Conversion of an existing property into self-contained units. Priced in metric with UK labour rates and British conventions, delivered in GBP rather than a US template with a currency conversion applied at the end.
Service, panel schedule, branch circuits, device counts, fixtures and low-voltage rough. Every device covered by a colour bubble on the reflected ceiling plan, with counts carried into a legend the installer used at rough-in.
Structural and miscellaneous metals alongside a complete electrical takeoff for a public elementary school, produced for a subcontractor bidding both packages against the same deadline.
Waste transfer facility combining heavy slab and retaining structures, a steel enclosure, tipping floor and the site interface. The boundary between building and sitework scope had to be defined before anything could be measured.
Estimating support for a London developer across a multi-block mixed-use scheme, with cost information structured for their internal reporting rather than an imported American format.
Ongoing steel takeoffs measured by member and connection type, so tonnage, shop hours and field bolt-up could be priced independently against a shop rate that moved through the year.
Piping measured line by line against specification and service rather than aggregated by diameter, with valves, fittings, supports and specialty items counted individually and priced apart from installation hours.
Reinforced equipment pads, anchor bolt assemblies and setting labour for a production facility, with the productivity loss of working inside a partially operating plant priced explicitly.
Corridor improvement takeoff covering roadway sections, subgrade preparation, base course, asphalt tonnage, curbing, drainage structures and striping, measured section by section.
Site-wide power distribution covering underground duct bank, feeders, transformer pads, site lighting and terminations, with conduit and conductor split by run for direct comparison against vendor quotes.
Clearing, grubbing and mass earthwork for an excavation contractor, with volumes calculated using swell and shrink by material type and haul priced against a stated disposal distance.
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