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Estimating in a fast run or estimating right makes a difference to your project’s success. There is a lot of burden on the construction site staring at a set of electrical drawings and wondering about bidding that will land in the right spot. Your efforts spent tallying wire runs and conduit lengths go to vain […]

One small slip in a concrete estimate can affect your whole project. Suddenly, your profit is becoming narrow, or you’re making calculations to cover costs you didn’t see coming. It only gets worse as jobs get bigger and more complicated. That’s why getting your concrete numbers right from the start really matters. A solid estimate

Bidding in a fast run or bidding right is the thing that creates a difference in your business growth and success. Contractors struggle with the estimation process on the site while busying themselves with other subcontractors. It took hours and days to do an estimation that hit the target. But when you’re a crew of

A construction site demands constant multitasking, while crews work under the sun, estimators spend hours buried in plans and numbers. The contractors who are guessing material counts or lost a bid by just little mistakes, know how the effort and stress of manual estimating. It’s slow, tiring, and risky for profit.  But in this era

As a contractor, you deal with different-sized projects. For example, you’re bidding on a residential one day, then a commercial office tower the next. The plans look similar at first glance, but they are totally different stories. Residential and commercial projects are like two worlds in terms of budget and complexity. Getting this wrong means

In the construction world, getting your estimates right can make or break your Project’s success. All your efforts in a project will fail if your numbers are off, and you lose your profit and trust with clients. Studies showed that up to 80% of large construction projects face budget overruns, sometimes by as much as

Have you ever started a construction project and faced budget overruns during your project? It’s a common challenge for contractors and owners in the USA that there is an unexpected increase in the budget costs and missed deadlines, and turn your smooth project into a stress. But there’s a way to avoid all that trouble.