Structural steel
Beams, columns, connections, and steel tonnage by member type.
Services / Industrial
Industrial estimating services
Structural and trade estimates for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and tilt up construction, with steel takeoffs handled in house.
Steel and structural takeoffs done right
Industrial projects live and die on structural accuracy. A missed steel connection or an underestimated rebar count can wipe out a bid's margin. Our industrial estimates are cross checked against structural drawings before delivery, with quantities broken down by member type and connection detail.
We support warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and tilt up construction, with a standard turnaround of 24 to 48 hours. For large span structures, we pay close attention to connection hardware and bracing, which is often where quantities get underestimated on a rushed takeoff.
If your project involves a specialized structural system, send us the engineer's drawings along with the architectural set, so nothing gets missed between the two.
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What's included
Every industrial estimate covers
Concrete and rebar
Tilt up panels, slabs, footings, and reinforcement schedules.
Roofing and envelope
Metal panel systems and insulation for large span roofs.
Site and paving
Heavy duty paving, loading dock areas, and site utilities.
Our process
From structural drawings to a checked estimate
01
Submit drawings
Architectural and engineered structural drawings for the facility.
02
Scope confirmed
We confirm which trades are included in your bid scope.
03
Structural cross check
Steel and concrete quantities are reviewed a second time before delivery.
04
Delivered in Excel
Your estimate arrives broken down by member type and trade.
Industrial estimating questions
Yes, we break down connection hardware separately from primary steel tonnage, since connections are a common place for quantities to be underestimated.
Yes, send the structural engineer's drawings along with the architectural set and we will estimate directly from both.
Yes, panel counts, rebar schedules, and lift hardware are estimated as part of the concrete scope for tilt up projects.