Help pricing construction jobs when there isn't time to measure them properly

The jobs that need pricing don't wait for a quiet week. Help pricing construction jobs matters most exactly when there isn't time to sit down and measure a set of drawings properly.

The problem is never really the pricing

Most contractors can price a job accurately if they've got the quantities in front of them. The actual problem is finding the hours to measure the drawings in the first place, on top of running the work that's already on.

Taking the measuring off your plate, not the decision

Sending the drawings across doesn't hand the pricing decision to someone else. It hands over the time-consuming part, the measuring, so you're deciding your bid from a set of quantities instead of building them yourself at night.

Getting it back in time to actually use it

Help that arrives after the tender deadline isn't help. Delivering the priced estimate to your bid date is what makes the difference between support and just more paperwork.

Send your drawings and tell us your deadline. See a sample estimate to see what a properly measured job looks like.

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