Civil material takeoffs you can offer your customers.
The supplier who gets the contractor the quantities first usually gets the order. PCC runs the takeoffs behind your quotes so your sales team spends its time selling, not measuring plans.
Your contractor customers want a quote fast, and more of them want you to run the quantities too. Every hour your inside sales team spends measuring pipe runs and counting structures is an hour not spent on the phone with customers.
PCC builds civil material takeoffs every week. We deliver quantities in a format your team can quote from, so you can offer takeoffs as a service to your customers without hiring a takeoff department to do it.
Storm, sanitary, and water pipe by size and material, plus every structure counted.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →Base, bedding, backfill, and stone tonnage pulled from the plans.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →Silt fence, inlet protection, matting, and stormwater products quantified.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →Clean reports organized the way your team builds a quote.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →We run the numbers. Your team focuses on selling.
That is up to you. Many suppliers present the takeoff as their own service to their customers. We deliver it in whatever format works for your team.
It depends on the size of the job and the bid date. Tell us the deadline up front and you will get an honest answer before we start. PCC is not a quick-turnaround mill, and we will not trade accuracy for speed.
Yes. Ongoing arrangements work well for suppliers with steady takeoff volume through bid season.
The same experience, pointed at a different side of the table. Keep reading: Why the Supplier Who Runs the Takeoff Wins the Order, How Agtek Takeoffs Work.