Measure plans or plan-like photos
Import a PDF or image, calibrate from a reliable known distance, and trace the counts, lengths, areas, perimeters, and volumes you intend to price.
Measure the plans, price labor and material consistently, communicate a clear proposal, and preserve proven quantities, costs, allowances, and scope for the next remodel.
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One scope record across the trades
Renovation scope rarely stays in one trade. Keep each measured quantity, cost assumption, allowance, and scope decision easy to check before the proposal goes out.
Import a PDF or image, calibrate from a reliable known distance, and trace the counts, lengths, areas, perimeters, and volumes you intend to price.
Connect quantities to labor, material, equipment, and subcontract cost items, then review formulas, markups, taxes, allowances, and scope notes.
Save the estimate you issue, produce the proposal or workbook, compare quotes, and retain proven estimating structure for another phase or project.
Photo-assisted calibration is only a starting estimate when perspective or lens distortion is present. Confirm critical dimensions against plans, surveys, or field measurements before ordering or contracting. See the known-measurement photo workflow.
Worked mixed-trade example
The two-sheet Cedar Street plan carries ten measured quantities into a 24-line estimate, saved bid, budget, six-activity schedule, four purchasing records, and fourteen exports.
This example uses known dimensions and sample prices so you can follow the complete estimate. Verify current drawings, field conditions, labor, material prices, allowances, and subcontractor quotes before bidding.