EstiWrightWalkthrough

Quantity take-off, by discipline

How a set of drawings becomes clean, countable quantities — split by CCTV, access control, cabling, and public address.

A set of construction drawings becomes clean, countable quantities — organised so every discipline prices from its own tidy take-off.

1

Split the drawings by layer

Separate the CCTV, access-control, cabling, and PA layers first, so nothing is double-counted across systems or quietly missed.

2

Count devices per system

Cameras, readers, and PA speakers counted against their own system code — the quantities that drive most of the price.

3

Measure the linear works

Cable runs, containment, and back-boxes measured by length and count — not guessed with a round number.

4

Hand pricing a clean BoQ

Every quantity lands on a BoQ line tagged by system — a skeleton ready to price straight from the catalog.

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