Estimation & quantity take-off.
Measured quantities, clear BOQs and stone schedules you can price with confidence.
What you get
- Quantity take-off from PDF or DWG drawings, with drawing references
- Bill of quantities (BOQ) in Excel, structured by trade or work section
- Cost estimates with quantities, rates and assumptions kept separate
- Marble and stone quantity estimates: net area, edges, cut-outs and slab counts
- Finishes schedules for flooring, wall cladding, ceilings and joinery
Who it's for
- Contractors and fit-out firms pricing tenders
- Stone suppliers and fabricators checking slab orders
- Architects and interior designers needing budget checks
- Developers who want comparable bids
How it works
- Send drawings, specifications and the measurement standard you use
- Agree scope, units (m² or sq ft) and output format
- I measure, check and prepare the take-off or BOQ
- You review; I update quantities for any drawing revisions
Common questions
What is the difference between a quantity take-off and a BOQ?
A take-off is the measurement work from the drawings; a BOQ presents those quantities in a structured, priceable format with item descriptions and units.
Can you estimate how many marble slabs a project needs?
Yes. I measure net areas, edges and cut-outs, then lay pieces out against real slab sizes to estimate the slab count and waste.
Which measurement standards do you follow?
I follow the standard you specify, such as NRM2 or POMI-style measurement, or CSI MasterFormat divisions for North American estimates.
Related reading
- Marble Shop Drawings: A Complete Guide for Fabricators and Contractors
- Quantity Take-Off vs Bill of Quantities: What Is the Difference?
Other services
Marble & Stone Shop DrawingsArchitectural DraftingAutoCAD 2D & 3D Drafting3D Visualization & RendersBIM ModelingWebsite Development
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