Electrical quantity takeoff
Counts and measurements for lighting, devices, conduit, feeders and panels, with drawing references and stated scope assumptions.
Review takeoff scope →Measured electrical quantities and project-specific cost estimates for contractor bids. Agree the scope, pricing basis and delivery date after drawing review.
For electrical subcontractors, general contractors, and estimating teams. Scope, fees, and delivery are agreed for each project.
Share your project location, drawing revision, included systems, and deadline. Fees and delivery dates are confirmed after review.
FOR US ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Hire electrical estimating support for your next US construction bid. Share your drawings and choose a quantity takeoff or a priced estimate with agreed material and labor inputs.
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Comprehensive material counts, conduit runs and feeder measurements.
Transparent, project-based pricing to keep your bidding costs low.
Confirm availability and allow time for your review before the bid deadline.
Direct communication with your designated electrical estimator.
Comprehensive estimating solutions tailored for all types of electrical construction projects.
Accurate takeoffs for single-family homes, multi-family apartments, custom homes, and renovations.
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Detailed estimates for office fit-outs, retail centers, warehouses, hospitals, and hospitality venues.
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Complex industrial projects with motor controls, switchgear, cable trays, and high-voltage distribution.
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Itemized material lists, labor breakdowns, bid worksheets, and marked-up digital PDF plans.
Learn More →Get your electrical estimate ready in just a few simple steps.
Send us your drawings, specifications, project location and bid deadline.
Review the proposed estimating scope, deliverables, project fee, revision terms and delivery date before authorizing work.
Quantities are measured from the agreed drawing set. A priced estimate adds the documented material rates, labor hours and contractor pricing assumptions.
Review the agreed workbook and drawing markups, resolve scope questions, and apply your final overhead, profit and bid adjustments.
We partner with electrical contractors across the USA to handle time-consuming takeoffs, enabling you to focus on managing job sites and winning projects.
Define the systems, drawing set, assumptions, and review responsibilities for your bid.
Every conduit, receptacle, and lighting circuit measured accurately to scale.
Agree the delivery date and leave time for contractor review before bid closing.
Pay only per project without the overhead of a full-time in-house estimator.
Your plans, rates, and supplier quotations remain subject to agreed privacy terms.
Responsive answers to your RFIs, addenda revisions, and scope adjustments.
An electrical estimate combines measured material quantities, installation labor allowances and project expenses. It identifies the drawing set, pricing date, assumptions, exclusions and contractor markups. A quantity takeoff provides the counts and lengths; a priced estimate adds costs.
Selected base quantities from our published commercial electrical takeoff workbook. Match each description, unit and drawing reference in the full sample workspace before requesting your own scope.
| Source description | Quantity | Unit | Drawing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1P-20A Circuit Breaker | 111 | EA | E401 |
| Duty Station | 3 | EA | E101&E201 |
| L38EM LED 2x2 Recessed Flat Panel LED 3000K,90CRI,3650LUM | 9 | EA | E101 |
These rows demonstrate quantity documentation. Client identities, prices and labor rates are omitted; this excerpt is not a complete priced bid or a project outcome.
Inspect the full published electrical takeoff samples →Share your plan link or request a quote today to receive a comprehensive, competitively priced electrical estimate.