Send the plans. You get back every device, fixture, wire and pipe counted, marked on your sheets, and broken out by phase so it is ready to send to your supplier.
The same takeoff we run on our own jobs before we bid them, so it is built to be ordered from, not just looked at.
An itemized list with quantities for every line on the job, grouped so a supplier can price it as is.
Every count marked right on your PDF sheets, color coded by item, so you can check any number in seconds.
The material split by phase, so the crew pulls what rough-in needs and nothing for trim rides around in the truck.
On house plans, an NEC 220.82 load calc comes with the takeoff, so you know early whether it fits on 200 amps. From the same numbers, three generator sizes: run everything, run everything with load shedding, or the smallest unit that still starts the AC.

Send the set and we confirm the tier and the date first. Bigger or unusual sets get a quote, never a surprise.
Up to 5 sheets
Up to 15 sheets
Up to 40 sheets
Email the PDF set, plus specs or a fixture schedule if you have them.
You get the price and the date back before any work starts.
Every sheet counted and marked, then checked against the panel schedule.
The material list, the marked-up PDF and the pull lists, by email.
A PDF of the plan set. The electrical sheets matter most, but the floor plan and any fixture or appliance schedule help us get it right the first time.
We count what is drawn and list anything missing or unclear as a question, so you can get it answered before you order.
No. A takeoff works from plans, so the job can be anywhere. Wiring the job is where we stay local.
A spreadsheet you can send straight to your supplier, plus a PDF copy. The marked-up plans come back as a PDF.
Email the plans and tell us what the job is. You will hear back with the price and the date.