Accurate construction takeoffs, BOQs and material quantities prepared by experienced quantity surveyors so you can price faster and reduce budget risk.
The Problem
Without proper cost management, construction projects face significant challenges that can derail timelines and profitability.
Missing quantities create price gaps
Manual takeoffs slow tender deadlines
Inconsistent BOQs make supplier quotes hard to compare
Overlooked materials reduce margin
The Solution
Our material quantity takeoff service helps builders, contractors and estimators measure quantities accurately from drawings, reduce pricing gaps and prepare stronger tender submissions.
Trade-by-trade quantities
Marked-up drawings
BOQ-ready outputs
Assumption notes
Revision support
Material Quantity Takeoff
Bill of Quantities
Construction Estimating
Civil Cost Estimation
Tender Support
Get measured quantities prepared from your drawings to support faster and more reliable tender pricing.
Receive clear trade-by-trade quantity breakdowns that are easier to review, compare and price.
Reduce pricing gaps and improve confidence before submitting your construction tender.
Our Methodology
A clear process to help you send drawings, confirm scope, and receive accurate material quantities for tender pricing.
Share your construction drawings, project scope, trade requirements and tender deadline with our team.
Our quantity surveyors review the drawings, measure required quantities and note any assumptions, exclusions or scope gaps.
Get clear material quantity outputs that can be used for supplier quotes, tender pricing and project budgeting.
We use construction measurement and estimating tools to prepare clear takeoff outputs, marked-up drawings and quantity schedules.
Used for marked-up measurement drawings and PDF plan review.
Used for digital quantity extraction, cost planning and takeoff measurement.
Used for custom quantity schedules, supplier comparisons and BOQ-ready outputs.
Used for estimating and construction cost outputs.
Used where programme and project scheduling information needs to support cost and planning decisions.
“We hired Alastair of Measure Manage to provide some Quantity Surveying re-measurement services on a $15 million concrete reinforcement and formwork package we completed in Pilbara. We would not hesitate to use Measure manage again should we need Quantity Surveying services.”

Senior Quantity Surveyor, Whittens Group
“Measure Manage helped our business in numerous areas- from business development to estimating and Quantity Surveying. They provided sound advice on winning jobs and managing existing projects for our clients. We are very happy with their inputs.”

CEO, Brosna Construction

Senior Estimator, Whittens Group

Senior Quantity Surveyor, Whittens Group

CEO, Brosna Construction

Senior Estimator, Whittens Group
It’s a detailed calculation of the materials, equipment, and labour needed for a construction project.
Our takeoffs are highly accurate, thanks to advanced software and extensive industry expertise.
Timelines depend on project size, but we prioritise efficiency and ensure delivery within agreed deadlines.
Yes, we handle residential, commercial, and civil projects across Australia.
Absolutely! We ensure our takeoffs align with your suppliers’ requirements and delivery timelines.
utsourcing to experts like Measure Manage saves time, ensures accuracy, and allows you to focus on core project activities.
During your free consultation, we discuss your project goals, challenges, and requirements, and outline how we can tailor our services to meet your needs.
Conducting a successful material quantity takeoff involves following established best practices that ensure accuracy and efficiency. These practices include understanding project specifications, utilizing standardized measurement techniques, and leveraging advanced software tools that streamline the takeoff process.
For instance, using digital takeoff solutions can significantly reduce manual errors and improve the speed of calculations. Additionally, regularly training staff on the latest methods and technologies can enhance their skills, leading to more precise estimates and ultimately contributing to the success of construction projects.
Material quantity takeoffs can present various challenges, including discrepancies in project plans, miscommunication among team members, and the complexities of new materials. Identifying these challenges early can help teams implement strategies to mitigate their effects.
For example, establishing clear communication protocols and regularly reviewing project documentation can minimize misunderstandings. Moreover, investing in training for team members on the latest construction technologies can empower them to tackle these challenges effectively, ensuring smoother project execution.
Collaboration among project stakeholders is crucial for effective quantity takeoff. Engaging architects, engineers, and contractors in the early stages of the project can lead to more accurate estimates and better resource allocation.
Utilizing collaborative software tools allows team members to share insights and updates in real-time, fostering a more integrated approach to project management. This collaboration not only enhances the accuracy of takeoffs but also helps in identifying potential issues before they escalate, ultimately saving time and costs.
Material takeoff plays a significant role in determining project budgets. Accurate estimates help project managers allocate funds appropriately, ensuring that resources are available when needed and minimizing the risk of overruns.
For example, a well-executed takeoff can reveal potential cost-saving opportunities by identifying materials that can be sourced more economically. Additionally, keeping track of market fluctuations in material prices can aid in making informed purchasing decisions, further protecting the project's financial health.