I will do mep takeoff and construction estimation for electrical, plumbing, and hvac
MEP ENGINEER
About this Gig
Losing bids because your MEP takeoff numbers don't add up? Let's fix that.
You'll get an accurate MEP takeoff and estimate for electrical, plumbing, and HVAC ready to submit.
Working from your architectural and MEP drawings, we quantify materials, labor, and equipment across all three trades so your numbers hold up under scrutiny. Contractors, subs, and design firms use these estimates to price jobs with confidence.
What's Included:
- Electrical takeoff conduit, wire, panels, fixtures
- Plumbing takeoff piping, fixtures, valves, equipment
- HVAC takeoff ductwork, units, controls, insulation
- Detailed labor and material cost breakdown
- Bid-ready summary formatted for your proposal
Tools & Platforms: Bluebeam Revu | PlanSwift | On-Screen Takeoff | Trimble Accubid | STACK
Industries Served: commercial, residential, healthcare, education, and industrial construction.
Built on Bluebeam, PlanSwift, and Trimble Accubid workflows across commercial, residential, and industrial bids.
Message us before placing your order send your drawings and we'll confirm scope and turnaround within 2 hours.
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
Software:
Bluebeam
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Revit
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PlanSwift
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
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FAQ
What drawings do you need from me?
Architectural and MEP drawings in PDF or CAD format. If you only have partial drawings, send what you have and I'll confirm scope before starting the takeoff.
Which takeoff software do you use?
I work in Bluebeam Revu, PlanSwift, and Trimble Accubid, and can deliver output in Excel, PDF, or your preferred estimating format.
Is the estimate accurate enough to submit with my bid?
Yes — every quantity takeoff is bid-ready, with a detailed material and labor cost breakdown you can submit directly or fold into your proposal.
