We offer automated quantity takeoff services by extracting data directly from BIM models, ensuring precision and reliability in material and cost estimation. By leveraging tools such as Revit, Navisworks Quantification, ACC Takeoff and CostX, we deliver detailed quantity reports tailored to specific project needs. These reports cover all essential construction materials and quantities required for procurement and budgeting.
Our BIM Quantity Takeoff service eliminates manual errors and improves efficiency in cost estimation and resource planning. We assist clients by aligning quantity data with construction timelines and ensuring accurate input for tendering processes. This enables better financial planning and efficient use of resources.
Using BIM models created in software like Autodesk Revit, we automatically extract quantities of materials, components, and systems from the model. This eliminates manual measurements and ensures that all quantities are accurate, up-to-date, and aligned with the design.
Our BIM Quantity Takeoff services enable real-time updates to quantities as the design evolves. This allows for continuous cost estimation and budgeting throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring that clients have accurate cost data at every stage of design and construction.
We provide comprehensive breakdowns of materials and components, including detailed specifications, dimensions, and quantities for various building elements (e.g., walls, floors, doors, windows, MEP systems). This granular level of detail ensures that all required materials are accounted for and can be easily ordered or procured.
Our BIM Quantity Takeoff service eliminates the errors and inefficiencies of manual takeoffs. The BIM model serves as a single source of truth, ensuring that quantities are consistent and accurate, minimizing discrepancies between the design and the final built structure.
With accurate quantities at hand, we assist in the preparation of cost estimates, project budgets, and material schedules. This ensures that projects are planned effectively and within budget, avoiding cost overruns and facilitating better financial management.
The quantities extracted from the BIM model can be seamlessly integrated with procurement systems, helping streamline the ordering and delivery of materials. Additionally, the data can be used for creating accurate schedules, ensuring materials are available when needed to avoid delays.
We generate detailed Bills of Materials (BOM) from the BIM model, providing a complete list of all materials required for the project, along with relevant specifications and quantities. This serves as a critical document for procurement teams, contractors, and project managers.