Services and Job Types
The experience of over 30 years in the estimating business allows us to offer you a range of services to meet whatever take-off needs you have. From our detailed list that our customers use as an order list, from which to ship across the country.
We also offer a loose fill lumber list for panelized jobs. Now we offer an option that you can quickly and inexpensively bid large projects that are “Not For Construction” with our new Square Foot take-off (see sample).
Job Types and Services
Multi-Family & Mixed Use
- Podium construction
- Type III buildings (FRT)
- Type V-A buildings
- Student housing
- Garden style apartments
Commercial
- All national hotel chains
- Assisted living facilities
- Independent living facilities
- All national restaurant chains
- Military base housing
- Office Buildings
- Medical Offices
Residential
- High-end custom homes
- Production tract housing with options
Available Services
- From the ground up detailed lumber take-offs including material drop schedule.
- Architectural and Structural details included on the estimate when required. Ex: (5-S3.2)
- Loose fill lumber take-offs for panelized jobs.
- Engineered wood products take-offs
- Simpson connectors and ATS systems take-offs
- FRT lumber take-offs
- Siding and exterior trim lists including James Hardie siding
- Residential and commercial door take-offs
- Residential and commercial window take-offs
- Simpson connectors and ATS systems take-offs
- Area separation wall take-offs
Frequently
Asked
Questions
Questions? Concerns?
Check out our FAQ for commonly asked questions.
How do I get plans to lumberlist express?
All plan links can be emailed to lumberlist@gmail.com
What is the difference between the detailed lumber list and the combined list?
The detailed list is the actual estimate from the ground up the way a project is framed. Each item on the detailed list is identified with a location from which it was taken off. The combined lumber list combines all of the same sized lumber for ease of pricing. The combined list is usually about half the size of the detailed list.
What is the lead time?
Lead times vary from week to week depending on our current workload and the complexity and size of the jobs in-house. The best thing to do is to call or email us for the current lead time.
What file format will my estimate be emailed to me in?
All estimates are done and sent in microsoft excel.