I will quantity takeoff and budget workflows autodesk bluebeam procore quickbooks stack
crm expert
About this Gig
Losing bids because takeoffs are slow or the numbers don't match the drawings?
I build accurate quantity takeoffs in Bluebeam and Autodesk Takeoff, turn them into bid-ready estimates, and sync the budget into Procore and QuickBooks so numbers stay consistent.
You get measured quantities from the drawings, a cost estimate broken down by trade, and a budget that flows into your project and accounting tools without retyping a number.
Here's what my service includes:
- Quantity takeoffs
- Material counts
- Linear measurements
- Area calculations
- Cost estimate builds
- Trade breakdowns
- Bluebeam markup
- Autodesk Takeoff setup
- Procore sync
- QuickBooks budgets
- Bid package prep
- Change order tracking
- Drawing review
- Assembly pricing
- Estimate templates
Platforms I work with:
Bluebeam · Autodesk Takeoff · Procore · QuickBooks · PlanSwift · STACK · Sage 300 CRE · RSMeans · Excel · Buildertrend · CoConstruct · PlanGrid · BIM 360 · Revit · AutoCAD · On-Screen Takeoff · Xero · Google Sheets · Dropbox · OneDrive
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Software:
Procore
FAQ
What's the real value of Premium vs Standard?
Standard delivers takeoffs and a cost estimate. Premium builds the full bid package, quantities, trade pricing, Procore project sync, and a QuickBooks budget ready to track against actual costs, so you go from drawings to a fundable, trackable budget in one delivery.
I'm a small GC submitting bids constantly, can you keep up?
Yes. General contractors, subcontractors, and estimators juggling paper plans or slow manual counts lose hours on every single bid they submit. I deliver digital takeoffs fast, with quantities broken down by trade, so you can price and submit bids faster than rivals.
How accurate are your takeoffs, really?
Yes. A missed quantity or wrong measurement on a bid can cost you thousands or lose the job entirely to a competitor with tighter numbers. I run every takeoff in Bluebeam or Autodesk Takeoff against the actual drawings so your bid numbers are accurate the first time.

