
Pick your trade. You get how the scope is measured, where the quantities hide in the set, how to bid it as a sub, and a calculator for the numbers you work out by hand. Written from the subcontractor's seat, because that is who is usually holding the drawings at 11pm.

Each block gathers the estimating page, the takeoff page, the sub bidding guide and the calculator for that trade. Where a calculator does not exist yet, it says so rather than sending you somewhere useless.

Slab on grade (cy + sf) · Continuous footings (cy)

Selective interior demo area (sf) · Structural demo area (sf)

Wall area by partition type (sf) · Gypsum board (sheets (ea))

Cut and fill (cy) · Mass excavation (cy)

Receptacles, switches, and devices (ea) · Lighting fixtures (ea)

Carpet (sy) · VCT / LVT (sf)

Studs (wood or light-gauge) (ea) · Top and bottom plates / track (lf)

Storefront system (sf) · Curtain wall system (sf)

Packaged rooftop units (RTUs) (ea) · Air handlers and VAV boxes (ea)

Batt insulation (sf by R-value) · Rigid board insulation (sf and board count)

Planting beds (sf) · Sod / turf (sf)

Wall area by wall type (sf) · CMU block (8x8x16) (ea)

Wall paint area by substrate (sf) · Ceiling paint area (sf)

Fixtures (ea) · Sanitary waste pipe (lf by size)

Roof field area (sq (and sf)) · Single-ply membrane (TPO/EPDM) (sf)

Beams (tons) · Columns (tons)
More takeoff scopes
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Put us on real work rather than a canned demo. Ruh reads your drawing set, measures the scope, and prices the quantities against your own rates, with every line traceable back to the sheet it came from.

Put Ruh on a bid you are pricing now. It measures the scope from your drawings and prices it on your own rates, with every line traceable to the sheet it came from.