Mechanical estimates for HVAC subcontractors, sheet metal shops and general contractors self-performing mechanical work. Equipment comes off the schedules, ductwork is measured by size and gauge so the sheet metal weight is real, and hydronic piping is taken run by run with fittings counted rather than allowanced.
Duct is priced by pound of metal and by fitting, which is the difference between an estimate a sheet metal shop can use and one it cannot.
Every unit on the mechanical schedule, priced and rigged.
Linear feet and pounds by size, gauge and pressure class.
Terminal devices counted from the reflected ceiling plans.
Piping measured with fittings, valves and specialties.
Duct and pipe insulation by area and linear foot.
The scope that gets left out of fast estimates.
Three files, every time — the numbers, the evidence behind them, and what we assumed to get there.
A line-item estimate in Excel or CSV, priced off your own cost library or a regional benchmark database, with material, labor, equipment and subcontract split out.
The measured drawing set comes back with every quantity traced on the sheet it came from, so your own reviewer can check a number without re-measuring it.
A written basis of estimate: what was included, what was excluded, which allowances were carried, and the open questions worth issuing as an RFI before the bid goes out.
Output is organised by current CSI MasterFormat sections, and mapped to your own cost codes on request.
Upload the set through the request form. An estimator confirms scope and comes back with a fixed quote within four business hours.
