Drawing References
Match fixture counts, conduit runs, and feeder quantities to the drawing sheet, revision, schedule, and measured markup.
Review the Electrical Takeoff Evidence
General contractors and electrical subcontractors can review the quantity basis, drawing references, and scope assumptions before using an estimate in a bid.
What to Check in an Electrical Estimate
Editable Excel Quantities
Keep units, measured quantities, waste allowances, formulas, and pricing assumptions visible for review.
Scope and Assumptions
Check inclusions, exclusions, addenda, supplier quote boundaries, and unresolved RFIs before submission.
Agreed Delivery Date
Confirm the fee, deliverable formats, revision cutoff, and delivery date after the drawings have been reviewed.
Worked Quantity Example
Representative sample project — prepared to demonstrate deliverable format. These invented inputs illustrate arithmetic, not a completed client project or measured drawing set.
| Item | Drawing reference | Net quantity | Waste | Formula | Purchase quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMT conduit | Example E-101; scale must be verified | 100 LF | 5% | 100 × (1 + 0.05) | 105 LF |
Open the sample library to inspect the available deliverable previews and their provenance notes.
Request a Drawing-Based Quote
Share the current drawings, project location, trade scope, and bid deadline. Confirm the scope and schedule in the written quote.