Measured quantities that remove guesswork from pricing and ordering.
FTB Services prepares take-offs and schedules directly from the project documentation. The information can be used by builders, trades and clients to support estimating, procurement and scope checking without relying on manual scaling from incomplete drawings.
A practical scope built around the project information.
Door and window schedules
Structured opening information that can support pricing, ordering and coordination.
Beam and lintel schedules
Measured structural elements tied back to the working drawing set.
Tile and finish quantities
Area-based quantities for selected finishes and material packages.
Framing and construction quantities
Project-specific take-offs for defined scopes of work.
Tender support
Clearer quantities make it easier to compare trade pricing on a more consistent basis.
Revision control
Schedules can be updated when the drawing set changes so the quantities stay aligned.
The drawing set already contains the information. We turn it into usable quantities.
Manual take-offs can be time-consuming and errors become more likely when drawings change. By linking schedules and quantities closely to the working documentation, FTB can give builders and clients a clearer basis for estimating, procurement and trade discussions.
From initial information to a coordinated project output.
Confirm the required take-off
We define which trades, materials or schedules are required.
Measure from current drawings
Quantities are taken from the latest available documentation.
Structure the schedule
The information is organised into a practical format for estimating or procurement.
Revise when drawings change
Updated documentation can be remeasured so the schedule remains current.
Common questions about take-offs & material schedules.
What can be included in a construction take-off?
The scope can include selected materials, structural elements, doors, windows, finishes and other measurable items shown in the project documentation.
Can you prepare take-offs for builders?
Yes. Builder estimating support is a core use case for this service.
Do take-offs replace supplier or trade checks?
No. Final ordering and trade quantities should still be confirmed against the current construction information and supplier requirements.
Can schedules be updated after revisions?
Yes. Revised plans can be remeasured so the quantities stay aligned with the current drawing set.
Other services that often connect with this scope.
Tell us what you are building.
Send through the site, the project brief and anything you already have. We can help establish the right documentation and estimating scope from there.