Takeoffs, straight to the estimate.
Measure area, length, and count on screen, right on the latest drawing. No printed sets, no retyped numbers.
See exactly what's measured, and where it feeds.
Quantities measured off the current drawing set, tagged by cost code, and ready to flow into the estimate.
Illustrative takeoff drawing and quantity summary views with sample project data, shown for layout purposes.
A takeoff shouldn't be measured twice.
A quantity you measure once should carry into the estimate, and the estimate into the budget. Buildend connects the numbers instead of re-keying them.
Everything a takeoff needs, in one place.
On-screen digital measurement
Measure area, length, and count directly on the latest drawing set — no printing required.
Cost code tagging
Tag every quantity with the cost code it feeds, so nothing gets lost translating to the estimate.
Revision tracking
Know instantly which takeoffs are based on an outdated drawing revision.
Flows into the estimate
Push measured quantities straight into your estimate line items, no re-entry.
Full takeoff history
Every measurement and revision stays on the record — back up your numbers if they're questioned.
Mobile access
Review takeoffs and drawings from a phone or tablet, in the field or the trailer.
Ask Buildend what changed in your takeoff since the last revision.
Fewer estimating errors, fewer re-measures.
Always the current drawing
Takeoffs flag automatically when the underlying drawing gets revised.
No re-keying quantities
Measured quantities carry straight into the estimate — one number, not two.
Back up your numbers
Every takeoff is on the record if a quantity is ever questioned.
Moving from emails and phone calls to Buildend has made our projects far more organized and helped our team stay aligned on what's happening in the field.
Hamid W. — Owner, Evercrete Construction
Trusted by teams across construction
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