PDF Takeoff

PDF to Priced Countertop Quote in Minutes

Drop in the PDF, trace the tops, and your square footage, edge length, and cutouts add themselves up. The quote prints on your letterhead. The job is priced before you leave the truck.

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Three Steps. No Calculator, No Graph Paper.

Drop the plan in — PDFs, images, even photos a customer texted you. Scale gets pulled from the title block — or you set it with two taps on a known dimension.
Trace the tops — square tool for islands, line tool for runs. Square footage, linear feet of edge, sink cutouts, and faucet holes show up as you draw.
Hand them the bid — flip to the Invoice tab and a quote on your letterhead is ready — line items, materials, edge profile, deposit terms, signature line.

A Takeoff Tool That Thinks Like a Fabricator

Most takeoff software was built for general contractors and bent into shape for stone. This one started on the shop floor — every button maps to how you actually price a slab job.

Scale on autopilot — reads the scale right off the plan, or calibrates from any dimension you tap
Edges and cutouts that count — linear feet of bullnose, eased, mitered — plus sinks, cooktops, and faucet holes — roll into the price
Multi-floor, multi-room — whole-house remodels stay in one project; totals add themselves up across floors
Quotes on your letterhead — your logo, your colors, your terms; the customer sees you, not us
Photos work too — no plan, no problem; snap a photo with a tape in frame and we calibrate from that

What the PDF Takeoff Video Shows

The silent product recording begins with an uploaded kitchen plan in the takeoff workspace. Countertop runs are traced on the drawing, selected shapes are highlighted for review, and the estimator opens shape controls to check measurements and job details. The completed plan then carries into a quote view with a visual summary and itemized price breakdown.

The recording demonstrates the interface rather than promising a completion time or accuracy level. Every takeoff should be reviewed against the source drawing before a quote is sent.

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