FOR AUSTRALIAN BUILDERS & SUBCONTRACTORS
Residential quantity takeoffs, with the drawings behind every quantity.
Turn your residential drawings and specifications into a clear trade quantity package: an editable Excel bill and supporting colour-coded measurement plans.
A practical starting point for your next quote
A quantity takeoff identifies the documented components of your agreed trade and measures their areas, lengths or counts. Builders and subcontractors can then apply their own supplier and labour rates rather than starting with a blank measurement sheet.
Specify the trade you need, such as floor coverings, painting, carpentry or roofing. The project quotation establishes the actual components, drawing revision, measurable scope and deliverables for your documents.
Excel quantities and colour-coded PDF plans
The workbook records item descriptions, units and measured quantities. The marked drawing PDF shows the measured locations with corresponding references. Physical measurement, bill quantities and purchasing quantities are distinguished where applicable.
Documents that make a clear takeoff possible
Provide the current architectural drawings and the governing specifications or inclusion schedule. Include relevant details and schedules, and identify the drawing issue. A dimensioned, legible source set helps define the package and resolve selections before measurement.
Room cupboards, robes and relevant joinery extents are considered against the agreed trade and source details. Structural walls, real openings and trade interfaces are handled according to the documented construction rather than an assumed generic layout.
See the actual output before enquiring
Our original Vale Residence demonstration shows native floor-face area measurements. It is an example of the output format; your project quotation defines its complete agreed trade scope.
Actual measured outputs
Download the actual Excel BOQ · Open the actual marked PDF
Original Avella demonstration drawing; no customer or architect plans are displayed.